Have an idea that you want to doodle or jot down before it vanishes from your busy mind? Well, a modern smartphone makes it convenient to do so but there are just a couple of problems: your fingers aren’t great at doodling on a tiny device and also, once on your phone, you may get distracted by a cat meme or video. This is where MOFT Snap Flow comes in.
MOFT Snap Flow is a modern-day notepad for your iPhone. No. It is not an app. It is literally a notepad that attaches to your iPhone’s MagSafe. It is composed of three parts: the invisible stand pad, the invisible pen, and the papers. And oh yes, when attached to your phone, it doubles as a handy phone stand too.
It can also serve to prop up the notepad for easy reading of the notes. In case you are missing the point. The Snap Flow is a good old paper and pen accessory that magnetically attaches to a MagSafe iPhone, allowing you quite access to writing materials for your ideas without having to access your phone.
In the true spirit of MOFT, the pen is a flat piece that folds together like origami to form a triangular cross-section body writing instrument. It opens up flat and stores inside the invisible stand pad when not in use. Speaking of the invisible stand pad, on one side are the papers for your ideas/doodles, and on the opposite side is a folder to store your notes.
I know some people may laugh at the idea but in reality, this is something some smartphone users need. I know I will welcome such an accessory because, believe it or not, I have been harboring this idea. TBH, I never expect some companies to actually make it happen. With over 2,000 backers on Kickstarter, it also shows that I am not alone in this secret desire.
The MOFT Snap Flow is currently being crowdfunded on Kickstarter where you can secure a unit at a discounted price of US$39. The eventual retail price is US$49. The campaign has met its funding goal, pulling in over 100K at the time of this post.
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