Tana Capture

A mobile companion app to capture your thoughts and send them to Tana, anywhere and anyhow.

Overview

Tana Capture is a mobile companion app designed for quick capture of thoughts and moments of genius on your mobile, sending them straight to your Tana inbox.

Available for iOS and Android:

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Basics

  • 🌊 Seamless Text Capturing: Jot down ideas, notes, or tasks on the go with Tana Capture's intuitive and user-friendly interface. Stay organized and never miss a vital piece of information again.
  • 💬 Talk and transcribe: Record voice memos, interviews, or meetings quickly and effortlessly. Tana Capture ensures that you can recall spoken information with the tap of a button.
  • 📨 Share to Tana: Share media and links super-fast, from all over the web.
  • 📷 Snap and Send: Take pictures or record videos and instantly send them to your inbox in your workspace. Document your progress or capture inspirational moments right at your fingertips.
  • 📖 Scan with Precision: Transform any physical document, business card, or receipt into a digital format with Tana Capture's powerful text-scanning capabilities. Eliminate paper clutter and efficiently store all your documents in one location. Oh, and did we mention locked screen widgets and quick action?


Related release notes

  • InfoWe have renamed the search operator "FROM CAPTURE" to "FROM MOBILE" (the old one will still work for backwards compatibility) ()

Related FAQs

Question

Examples

  • How can I add supertags on things that I send from Tana Capture?
    Sep 26, 2024

    While it isn't possible to tag things when you're sending things from Tana Capture, you can have Tana do some post-processing magic to convert written-out tags to real tags once they arrive the Inbox—no AI needed!

    1. This method uses a simple Tana Paste command that you can run on the Inbox node, which targets all new children that have "#" in them.
    2. Once you've created the command, you must add it to the On child added section of the Inbox node. You can find it by running the command Debug node on the title of the Inbox.

    Here's Theo describing the command:

    "All it does is paste the nodes that have # in them and that are not tagged, using Tana Paste.

    Say we add this through Tana Capture:

    buy milk #todo

    The command will paste that exact text back in with Tana Paste, where ${name} is buy milk #todo and ${sys:content} are any child notes that are present. Using Tana Paste, #todo will be added as a tag.

    Note: this creates a new node, so the created date will change, meaning you’ll lose the time that the node was captured through Tana Capture."