The Digitalwave app
The standard build, distributed through Google Play for Android phones and tablets.
- Core tools, ready on install
- Local-first storage
- Regular feature updates
We build one mobile app for the things people actually do on their phone every day — and we answer when you write to us about it.
The things you open the app for are one tap in, not buried under menus. No setup wizard before you can use it.
Sign in on a second phone or a tablet and your entries, lists and settings are already there. Changes carry over both ways.
Everything you create offline stays on the device and syncs the next time you have a connection. Nothing waits for the network.
New features ship to everyone on the current version. You are not asked to buy a second app to get them.
Sync is something you switch on. What stays local, stays local, and you can export or delete your data from inside the app.
Feature requests, bug reports and rollout questions go to the people who build it, not to a ticket queue someone else runs.
The app, the screens, and the desks it comes from.
Tell us which of these you came for and we'll reply with specifics.
The standard build, distributed through Google Play for Android phones and tablets.
One account across the devices you carry, with conflict handling that keeps the newer edit.
Builds that go out before the public release, for people who want to shape what ships.
For a group that wants everyone on the same version with the same settings from day one.
Availability depends on your device and Android version — ask us and we'll check before you commit to anything.
Name, email, and a line about what you want the app to do. That's enough for us to answer properly.
A real answer about whether Digitalwave fits what you described, including where it doesn't.
Screen share, your questions, your device. Only if you ask — otherwise we keep it to email.
Install, sign in, sync your devices. We stay reachable for the first weeks while it becomes a habit.
I opened it on a second phone and everything was simply there. That was the whole test for me.
Used it on a train with no signal for an hour. Nothing was lost when I came back online.
I wrote about a bug expecting silence. Someone answered, asked for my Android version, and it was fixed in a later build.
Two fields and a line about what you need. We'll take it from there.
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