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Supernote Partner is a companion desktop application developed and published by Ratta US Inc. for users of Supernote devices. Its purpose is to extend the functionality of a Supernote device by connecting it with a desktop computer, allowing owners to manage their synchronized notes and documents from the convenience of their PC rather than working exclusively on the device itself. The application falls within the category of companion or device-management software, specifically within the broader productivity and document-management space, since its central role is to support note-taking and document workflows that span both the Supernote hardware and a desktop environment. One of the distinctive capabilities highlighted in the software's description is keyboard sharing. With this feature, a user can pair a Supernote device with the desktop application, enable keyboard sharing, and then create a document — such as a Word document — directly on the Supernote device while typing comfortably on the PC's physical keyboard. This is particularly useful for users who prefer the writing experience of a Supernote device for reading, annotating, and organizing content but want the speed and ergonomics of a full-sized keyboard when producing longer text. Typical use cases therefore include organizing and managing synchronized notes, handling documents across both platforms, and drafting or editing text-based documents on the Supernote device using the computer's keyboard as an input method. The current version of Supernote Partner is 2.5.24+260, and the catalog lists a single recorded version of the software, indicating that only one release entry is currently tracked. As a desktop application, Supernote Partner serves as a bridge between Ratta's Supernote hardware ecosystem and the user's computer, streamlining everyday productivity tasks such as document creation, note synchronization, and cross-device input. It is aimed at Supernote device owners who want tighter integration between their e-ink writing device and their desktop workflow.
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