Flickaro: Swipe Notes

Flickaro: Swipe Notes

Gesture-first, one-hand notes

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  • Released
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  • July 25, 2026
  • September 15, 2026

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FIND IT AGAIN • File notes into folders — the list groups itself, and folders fold shut. • Write #tags anywhere in a note, or add one from the # button. • Search reads note text, tags and folder names alike. • Optional Markdown: headings, bold, italic, strikethrough and code, styled from what you type.
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What's New in Flickaro

1.40

September 15, 2026

Folders — plus titles you can see and Markdown if you want it. FOLDERS • Long-press a note and file it under a folder. The list then groups itself, one section per folder, and each section folds shut with a tap. • Filter to a single folder from the menu, or turn grouping off entirely. • Search now finds notes by their folder name too. • A folder exists for as long as a note names it — nothing to create, nothing to clean up. TAGS FROM INSIDE A NOTE • The # button in a note offers the tags you already use, or takes a new one. Tags land on their own line at the end, never in the title. TITLES AND MARKDOWN • The first line of a note now reads as its title in the editor — the same line the list shows. Move it and the styling follows. • New in Settings → Appearance: Markdown. It styles # headings, **bold**, *italic*, ~~struck~~ and `code` straight from what you type, with the markers kept in view, and the formatting bar writes those markers for you. Off until you ask for it. ALSO • Ticked-off tasks read as done wherever the note came from. • VoiceOver no longer reads the screen behind an open panel, and taps near the top of a panel land where you aimed them. • Larger screens get more notes rather than wider ones: the layout adapts to the space it is given.

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