Blocco.

Blocco is a personal notebook designed to be added to the iOS/Android home screen and used like a native app. The interface has four tabs: Prom (reminders), Idee (ideas), Liste (checklists), and Cestino (trash). The quick capture bar at the top of the Prom tab lets you add a reminder in one tap and Enter — no modal, no sheet, no friction. Ideas and checklists use a floating [+] FAB that opens a bottom sheet modal.

All three note types share a common card shell: color label border (6 colors), pin-to-top, edit, and soft delete that moves the item to the Cestino tab instead of destroying it immediately. Items in the trash display an expiration countdown and can be individually restored, permanently deleted, or bulk-cleared. The trash is also automatically purged on boot for items older than 30 days.

iOS Notes and Google Keep require accounts and cloud sync. Blocco stores everything in localStorage — opening it loads instantly with all data intact, offline from the first visit. The PWA install prompt makes it indistinguishable from a native app once on the home screen.

The monospace aesthetic was a deliberate choice. IBM Plex Mono gives the app a minimal, terminal-like feel that signals precision and intentionality. The bracket-based action buttons — [pin], [edit], [del] — reinforce this language. It is a notebook that feels like it was built for people who care about how things look.