What people use NotePadr for
A pad is just a shared page of text that everyone with the link can edit at the same time. That simple idea fits a surprising number of situations. These short guides show how people put it to work, with practical tips for each.
Meeting notes
One shared page for the agenda, decisions and action items, written by everyone in the room.
Read the guide →Study groups and classrooms
Group notes, shared revision sheets and class exercises on one page, with no accounts for students to create.
Read the guide →Code & logs
Stack traces, config files and snippets that survive the trip through chat, with line numbers to point at.
Read the guide →Interview scratchpad
Work through a problem together during a call, with a link that opens on any device and no sign-up for the candidate.
Read the guide →Phone to computer
Paste on one device, scan the QR code or open the link on the other. No cable, no app, no account.
Read the guide →Brainstorming
Everyone adds ideas at the same time, in their own color, then the group sorts and ranks them on the same page.
Read the guide →No account, no setup. Share the link and you are collaborating.
