Add HTML
Paste markup, import a file, or share a page from Safari into Annoti.
Annoti
Your HTML library on iPhone
Store pages, reports, docs, and prototypes in one place on your phone. Add HTML by paste, file, or share, then organize your library with folders and search so the artifact you need is always close at hand.
Save HTML once. Find it fast later.
The first release is built around one job: keep the HTML you work with on your phone, organized well enough that opening the right page takes seconds.
Save to library
Every artifact gets a thumbnail preview and stays in your local library.
Organize
Sort pages into folders for clients, projects, drafts, or personal work.
Search
Filter the library by title so the page you need is one tap away.
Preview
Open any saved artifact and review the rendered HTML whenever you need it.
Built to hold your working HTML.
Annoti is not trying to be a desktop code editor on a phone. The first release gives you a calm place to store the HTML artifacts you already have.
On your phone
Keep reports, landing pages, docs, and prototypes in a native iOS library.
Folders
Group artifacts by client, project, or draft instead of losing them in exports.
Thumbnail previews
Scan saved pages visually before you open them, rename them, or move them.
Good for the HTML you already collect.
AI-generated exports
Save generated pages and reports instead of leaving them in chat threads or downloads.
Client deliverables
Keep landing pages, one-pagers, and review copies organized by project.
Personal prototypes
Store HTML mockups and drafts you want to revisit on your phone.
Reports and docs
Hold exported HTML documents, summaries, and tables in one searchable library.
Questions people ask before saving HTML on iPhone.
Annoti's first release is focused on storage and organization: add HTML, keep it in a library, sort it into folders, and open it again when needed.
What is Annoti?
Annoti is an iPhone app for storing and organizing HTML artifacts. You add pages by paste, file, or share, keep them in a local library, and open them again whenever you need to review the rendered page.
Where is my HTML stored?
Annoti keeps your library on your iPhone. The first release is focused on local storage, folders, search, and preview — not cloud sync.
How do I add HTML?
Paste HTML directly, import a file from the Files app, or share a page into Annoti from Safari or another app using the share extension.
Can I organize pages into folders?
Yes. You can create folders, move artifacts between them, rename pages, and search the library by title.
Join the beta for an HTML library on iOS.
Annoti is early and focused. Beta access is for people who already collect HTML artifacts and want a better way to store and organize them on iPhone.
Request beta accessBring real HTML
Paste, import, or share pages you actually need to keep on your phone.
Build your library
Save artifacts, create folders, and see whether the organization model feels right.
Shape v1
Help decide what library features matter most before editing tools expand.
Keep your HTML artifacts on your phone.
Annoti's first release is focused on one job: save, organize, and revisit the pages you work with.
Request beta access