Support
Last updated 31 July 2026
Write to hello@writeback.ink and a person will answer.
There is no send button
Write or draw anywhere with one finger, then stop for about a second. That pause is what sends it. The page travels to clean paper and a hand writes back, one stroke at a time.
The rest of it
- Circle a word in a reply to ask about just that word.
- Cross something out to erase it.
- Two fingers pan. Pinch zooms.
- Tap the microphone to speak instead of write. Silence sends.
- Shake the phone to undo, or to have the page write out how it works.
If the hand says it is out of ink
Every phone gets a set number of replies each day. When they run out the page says so in the same handwriting as everything else, and the count starts again in the morning. Nothing you have written is affected. The app is free and there is nothing to buy.
If a reply never arrives
You get a short pencilled note instead of an answer. Each one means something different, so tell us which one you saw and we can usually say why. Drawing again will retry.
Your pages
Everything you write is kept on your phone and is included in its iCloud backup, so restoring a phone brings your pages with it. Deleting the app deletes them, and we have no copy to restore for you.
Speaking
Dictation happens entirely on your phone. Nothing is recorded and no audio leaves the device.
Privacy
You are never asked for a name, an email or a password. The privacy policy says plainly what does and does not leave your phone.