No Network: What Works and What Waits
On the subway, on a plane, in a dead zone, your cards, lists, and calendar remain readable. A banner tells you so. What you write or check sends automatically when the connection returns.
What Remains Available
Everything you've already viewed online: memos, tasks, lists, calendar, detailed cards and their images. You can check a list, edit a card, archive a task.
Voice conversation, however, requires a network: the microphone deactivates offline so you don't speak into the void.
What Sends Upon Return
A message written offline, a checked line, a modified card: everything is queued and replayed as soon as the connection returns, even if the application was closed in the meantime.
Step-by-step
Checking Off Groceries in Store
I don't have network in the store's basement, will my list work?
- Open the list: it displays from the copy saved on your phone.
- Tap to check. The "offline" banner remains visible as long as there's no network.
- Outside, the connection returns and the checked boxes sync, including on a shared list.
Writing a Message Without Network
Can I still write to it?
- Yes: tap the text button and write. The message is saved aside.
- When the network returns, it sends and XNeuronal replies.
Preparing Before a Trip
How can I make sure everything will be readable on the plane?
- Open the cards and calendar you want to view once, while online: this action saves them to your phone.
- Reminders still sound offline: they are set as alarms on your phone.
In the FAQ
- Does it work without a connection?
- Voice conversation needs internet. But without a network, everything already saved remains accessible (your cards, your lists, your calendar), and messages you write will be sent automatically as soon as the connection returns. A discreet banner tells you when you're offline.