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Cross-platform 6 min read 2026-07-15

From Phone Capture to Desktop Organization: infolio Across Devices

See how infolio supports capture, organization, search, and sync across macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android, with Windows marked as coming soon.

Quick answer

Cross-platform work is not just having an app icon everywhere. The phone, tablet, and desktop should each support a different stage of the knowledge workflow.

The phone captures

Ideas, meeting notes, links, and todos often appear first on the phone. The mobile job is fast capture, quick lookup, and light edits rather than complex layout work.

With infolio, a thought can enter the knowledge base on mobile and later become a document, project page, or vault record on desktop.

The desktop organizes and produces

Long-form writing, filing, whiteboard planning, and multi-window comparison are better on desktop. infolio desktop workspaces, document trees, and tabs make context visible.

After mobile capture, you can return on desktop, sort notes into project folders, add references, and pin important pages to the workspace.

The tablet reads and refines

A tablet sits between phone and desktop. It is useful for reading, reviewing whiteboards, adding sections, and handling lightweight planning.

infolio keeps the same information structure across iOS/iPadOS, Android, and macOS. Windows is currently marked as coming soon, so future desktop environments can join the same knowledge base.

Sync connects the stages

The point of cross-platform sync is to keep work stages connected. infolio supports official cloud sync and custom sync sources, while remaining local-first when the network is unavailable.

You can capture on the phone, read on a tablet, and organize on a computer without turning each device into a separate island.

FAQ

Which platforms does infolio support?

The website currently publishes macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android download links, with Windows marked as coming soon for desktop workflows.

Do I have to use official cloud sync?

No. You can use the official cloud or bring a supported source such as iCloud, OSS, S3, R2, COS, GCS, or Azure Blob.