Note Editor

An editable notes surface closes the gap between informal follow-up (phone memos, paper) and structured activity registration, which all organizations identified as a barrier to full digital adoption. Peer mentors often need to capture a quick observation after a home visit or phone call without the formality of creating a full activity record - the note editor serves this lightweight capture need. For Blindeforbundet and HLF, speech-to-text dictation in the note editor directly addresses the shared need described in §2.5 of the source doc (dictating reports rather than typing), while reusing the same SpeechToTextService already built for activity registration, keeping implementation cost low.

Implemented as a Flutter screen using a standard TextField with multi-line support and an optional speech-to-text trigger button (conditionally rendered based on the module toggle for speech-to-text on the activity-registration area). NoteService handles create/update operations, persisting to Drift and queuing sync mutations via MutationOutboxService. The editor receives an optional contactId and activityId for contextual linking, pre-populated when opened from a contact detail or activity summary screen. Character limit guidance (not a hard cap) prevents unbounded text that could strain sync bandwidth. Auto-save on navigation-away prevents data loss. The sensitive-field readout warning widget should be conditionally applied if the note is linked to an encrypted assignment context.