Nothing upgrades Essential Space with a feature it should've had ages ago

Nothing’s Essential Space, an app to quickly capture audio notes, photos, and more, is getting a handy update that will keep your content secure and always available. The London-based firm is rolling out cloud storage for the productivity hub.

In a blog post, Nothing announced that cloud storage is coming to Essential Space, starting today. This means you can now back up your captures and sync them with your Nothing account. You’ll also be able to stay connected to your Essential Space content across supported devices.

Cloud storage is not currently supported on all Nothing devices. However, the company says that the feature is available for all 2025 and 2026 Nothing and CMF phones that support Essential Key.

The update should roll out to your device automatically. If it doesn’t, you’ll be able to update Essential Space manually by heading over to the Google Play Store. Once it becomes available on your device, you’ll be able to manage your cloud storage by going to Essential Space > Profile > Storage > Backup.

Nothing adds that it’s using Google’s cloud infrastructure to power this feature. As a result, “your data is handled in line with GDPR requirements and protected by Google’s cloud security standards.”