The Feronia app · in development for iPhone
Write it on paper.
Your iPhone remembers.
Keep your paper planner. Feronia reads a photo of the page and keeps your iPhone Calendar and Reminders in step with what you wrote, so you still get the alerts.
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How it works
Three steps, and you stay in charge
Write
Plan on paper the way you always do, in any discbound or bound planner.
Snap
Take a photo of the page. Feronia reads your handwriting and finds the day each entry belongs to.
Confirm
Review the changes on one screen. Nothing is saved or removed until you tap Confirm.
Planner marks
It understands the way you write
Photograph the same page again next week and Feronia only asks about what changed.
Crossed out
The event is removed from your calendar.
Arrow to another day
The event moves to the day the arrow points to.
Line across days
One event that spans several days, like a trip.
Times
Written times become timed events with a reminder before they start.
Inserts come along too
Your lists, ready when you are
Grocery and To Do lists, Bill Pay, Habit Tracker, Meal Plan, Budget and more. Snap an insert page and it appears on your phone, ready for the store or the day ahead. Share a grocery or packing list with your family by link, so everyone can tick things off.
- Grocery List
- To Do List
- Bill Pay
- Habit Tracker
- Meal Plan
- Budget
- Packing List
- Reading Log
- Cleaning Schedule
- Workout Log
Questions
Good to know
When can I use Feronia?
We’re testing Feronia on iPhone now. Join the waitlist and we’ll invite you as soon as it’s ready for more people.
Do I need a FeroniArt planner?
No. Feronia works with any paper planner. FeroniArt pages are designed to be read especially well.
Does it change my calendar without asking?
Never. Every addition, move and removal is shown to you first, and nothing happens until you tap Confirm.
Is there an Android version?
Feronia starts on iPhone. Tell us you’d like Android when you join the waitlist by replying to our first email.