6 B+

messages per month

300 B+

messages & counting

39,600+

business & growing

Sadly, no. The magic of Flipnote was never the software—it was the Hatena server . Watching strangers remix your stick-figure fight scene, or getting a "Featured Flipnote" status, is gone from the mobile ecosystem.

: Widely considered the most popular mobile successor, it uses a similar frame-by-frame timeline and simple drawing interface.

Have you ever used Flipnote Studio Mobile? Do you still have an old Android tablet running the app? Share your memories in the comments below (or, you know, draw a stick-figure battle about it).

The original Flipnote Studio (known as Moving Notepad in Japan) was released for the Nintendo DSi in 2009. It allowed users to create black-and-white (with blue and red highlights) flipbook-style animations using the stylus and touchscreen. Its genius lay in its limitations: a simple onion-skinning tool, a handful of brushes, and the ability to sync sound via the DSi’s microphone. The result was a flood of crude, hilarious, and surprisingly profound short animations shared via the now-defunct Flipnote Hatena service.

Flipnote Studio Mobile

Auto Intelligent Routing

Optimized message delivery across channels and carriers with built-in Auto Intelligent Routing.

Auto Template Translation

Deliver rich personalized content to every customer as per individual and regional preferences with auto-translate template messages.

Rich Conversational Messaging

Enable conversational workflows to drive customer engagement and loyalty by sending and receiving rich media like images, videos, geo-location and documents.

User Preference Management

Capture and manage customer's opt-in preferences, content preferences & channel preferences to deliver meaningful customer experiences.

Build Engaging Conversational Experiences with our Messaging API

Flipnote Studio Mobile

Global reach with
enterprise reliability

Help enterprises engage across channels worldwide with direct carrier connections.

One platform,
multiple channels

A single API to access every communication channel your customers use.

World-class support and
Regulatory Compliance

24/7 support for you and your team built for international laws and regulations.

Flipnote Studio Mobile

Sadly, no. The magic of Flipnote was never the software—it was the Hatena server . Watching strangers remix your stick-figure fight scene, or getting a "Featured Flipnote" status, is gone from the mobile ecosystem.

: Widely considered the most popular mobile successor, it uses a similar frame-by-frame timeline and simple drawing interface. flipnote studio mobile

Have you ever used Flipnote Studio Mobile? Do you still have an old Android tablet running the app? Share your memories in the comments below (or, you know, draw a stick-figure battle about it). Sadly, no

The original Flipnote Studio (known as Moving Notepad in Japan) was released for the Nintendo DSi in 2009. It allowed users to create black-and-white (with blue and red highlights) flipbook-style animations using the stylus and touchscreen. Its genius lay in its limitations: a simple onion-skinning tool, a handful of brushes, and the ability to sync sound via the DSi’s microphone. The result was a flood of crude, hilarious, and surprisingly profound short animations shared via the now-defunct Flipnote Hatena service. : Widely considered the most popular mobile successor,