Notes-app screenshot

“my content system (the one I actually use)”

A creative that looks like someone's phone notes: lowercase title, ticked boxes, a highlighted line. It reads as private and unpolished, the opposite of an ad, and works for anything that sells a system or a routine.

Why it works

• Native-looking: it looks like a screenshot a friend sent, not a designed asset.
• Lowercase and casual phrasing signal 'real person', which raises trust.
• Checkboxes imply a system already in use, with progress you can see.
• The highlighted line is the hook inside the hook, and people zoom in to read it.

How to adapt it

1. 1.Write it as you'd write your own notes: fragments, lowercase, one typo is fine.
2. 2.Make the steps genuinely useful; people screenshot and share these.
3. 3.Put the product as one line in the list, not the title.

Prompts to remake it

Fill in the [BRACKETS], then run it.

Product: [PRODUCT]. The routine or system it fits into: [ROUTINE].

Write a notes-app ad:
- A lowercase title (max 7 words) that sounds personal.
- A date line.
- 9–11 lines: mix of '## ' sub-headers, '- [x] ' done items, '- [ ] ' to-dos and plain notes. Fragments, lowercase, specific numbers. The product appears once, mid-list, as a tool not a pitch. Mark one key line with [[ ]].
- A short handwritten sign-off.

Phone screenshot of an iOS-style Notes app, 4:5, light off-white background, status bar '9:41', '‹ Notes' in yellow-orange at top, grey date, bold black lowercase title 'my content system (the one i actually use)', a list with round checkboxes (some filled orange with ticks), short lowercase lines, one line highlighted in yellow marker, a handwritten sign-off at the bottom. Realistic UI, no brand logos.