Floating sticky quick-notes for Supernote e-ink devices. Tap the bubble and a sticky note appears on top of your notebook or document — write on it with the pen or type, drag it aside, keep several open. Your thoughts land on the page without ever leaving what you were doing.
And it works the other way round: lasso your handwriting or select text in a PDF, and it becomes a sticky note that remembers where it came from.
- Sticky notes that float over the NOTE and DOCUMENT apps — written with the pen, or typed (Settings → Mode); collapse, move, resize. 8 on screen by default, up to 40 if you want them.
- Capture handwriting with the lasso: the sticky note keeps it as you wrote it, or recognised as text — in a notebook or on a PDF annotation.
- Capture PDF text: select it, tap the plugin button in the selection toolbar. No recognition needed.
- Write on a sticky note with the pen: the notebook's own pen, with an eraser and undo on the card. A lassoed capture becomes strokes you can erase and write over.
- Put it back on the page: the handwriting as real strokes — on a notebook or a PDF — or the text as an editable text box in the font and size you chose (notebooks).
- Find them again: every captured note links back to its file and page; filter by label, search the lot.
A handwritten sticky note writes with the pen you picked in the notebook — same pen, size and grey — with its own eraser and undo in the header. Tap ✎, or just hold the pen over the card.
Lasso handwriting in a notebook and it lands in a new sticky note — as strokes you can erase and write over, or as recognised text, depending on Settings → Mode.
The same works on a PDF: lasso a handwritten annotation, or select the document's own text and tap SuperStickyNote in the selection toolbar (circled below).
A sticky note isn't a dead end: its handwriting goes back onto the page as real strokes (a notebook or a PDF) — the bottom of the first picture above — and its text as a real, editable text box on a notebook page.
Filters with counts on the left, search above the list, and the selected note's actions right under it.
A note's own page: a handwritten note opens its sticky note to write on from there.
The Mode (handwritten or typed notes), text size, the bubble, the capture frame,
backups — and every font you've dropped in MyStyle/fonts, each shown in its own
typeface.
- Copy
superstickynote-<version>.snplg(see Releases) toMyStyle/on the device. - Settings → Apps → Plugins → Add Plugin → pick the file.
- Open a notebook — the bubble appears.
Which version do I need? Supernote's firmware is called Chauvet — that's the platform name, so what matters is the version number (check it in device settings). This release targets Chauvet 3.29.43 (Manta/Nomad) / 2.26.40 (A5 X / A6 X) or later. A build made for one firmware version doesn't run on the other: devices on an earlier Chauvet need the previous release. Installing the wrong one shows "package not compatible" or the plugin does nothing. Verified on Manta/Nomad.
Everything else — every gesture, the underline-to-label trick, exports and backups, and the known limits — is in the User Guide. What changed in each release is in the Changelog.
npm install
./buildPlugin.sh # → build/outputs/SuperStickyNote.snplgReact Native 0.79.2 + sn-plugin-lib. The native overlay bridge is in
android/app/src/main/java/com/superstickynote/.
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