Simple and elegant. And just right.
The voice features are incredible. Super quick and easy to capture notes on my watch while literally doing anything else. Fantastic.
My most used app
Prism didn't just replace Apple Notes and Voice Memos for me. It finally consolidated all my quick captures into one place. Having text and voice with transcription together just makes sense. I use the Apple Watch app a lot to grab ideas when my hands are full. The threading feature is the real standout because it lets me track developing thoughts and daily followups without losing them in a chaotic list. The biggest win for my workflow though is the Markdown support. Moving notes back and forth with Obsidian is incredibly easy now, which is something Apple Notes always made frustrating. Huge plus that everything syncs privately via iCloud and it is a one-time purchase instead of another subscription. The developer is also really responsive to feedback.
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Amazing!!!!
This is an amazing app for people who love rapid logging like me. ADHD folks. and also busy professionals. Great developer
I’m blown away with how good this is
I have this on my Mac and my iPhone. It’s the easiest and best way to record quick notes. Just yesterday I had some minor surgery and started using Prism to record each dose of the several medications I have to take - now there’s no more uncertainty if I’ve missed something. Also created a note with the doctor’s instructions. In a few days, I’ll need it for something else. I keep finding new things to use this for.
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Unique concept
It feels natural to add my thoughts to a topic as if I'd be posting in a chat thread. I like how each thought is separated, yet still connected, using this fabulous line of dots. I wished that also "chats" with only one thought (one post) would get that colored dot. The dot shows which tag it has. Untagged chats with one post could show their gray dot. That way, when looking at all of my notes, the ones with only one post would not fall under the radar. The dots are like bullet points and help me navigate. It would be much more consistent.
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Very Simple
Very quick and simple to record notes, its well organized, and its support is very helpful.
Pleasantly Surprised
This app is quite interesting by taking a different behavioral approach to note taking. Instead of returning to a document to add more notes, here you return to a thought and you expand on it, add to it, as a comment or thread. Sort of recalibrates the brain. I'd love an Apple Watch recording complication -- that would make this app even stronger -- and maybe a 1-tap "button" to send a note or thread to Obsisian (admittedly, I've not tried exporting just yet as I am using/learning). Anyway, a promising start ...
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Response from developer
Thanks! Apple Watch integration is on the todo list for me :) Exporting exists but perhaps a local file sync will come in the future. Let's see if people want it. Then it would "just work" with Obsidian
Awesome notes app
Make sure to use the lock screen widgets. Dictate or write instantly and syncs to Mac. I love this app
I’m blown away with how good this is
I have this on my Mac and my iPhone. It’s the easiest and best way to record quick notes. Just yesterday I had some minor surgery and started using Prism to record each dose of the several medications I have to take - now there’s no more uncertainty if I’ve missed something. Also created a note with the doctor’s instructions. In a few days, I’ll need it for something else.
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Love it
It would be great to capture voice notes from Apple Watch, once it has that this would be the perfect app !
Pretty cool
When this supports images, and that macOS app icon gets updated—this may be my new quick note taking tool
fast, beautiful, and zen
this is a great complement to the mobile app. I love being able to access my notes from both devices!
I use it for taking notes while reading articles or in a quick meeting. Its even become my replacement for stickies because the quick-capture is fast, beautiful and zen
I use it for taking notes while reading articles or in a quick meeting. Its even become my replacement for stickies because the quick-capture is fast, beautiful and zen
Very, very helpful!
The app helps organize my small, half-formed, unorganized thoughts better than a regular ‘notepad/docs’ sort of notes. 5 stars.
I can actually keep track of ideas and content I care about!
I’m a huge Apple notes user, I dump every little thing in there and then use search to find it. It mostly works, but its kinda distracting to make new notes when im doing something, I lose things a lot, and I only really come back to notes if I remember to search for them. This app solves all these problems.
I love being able to quickly capture small notes in the middle of a conversation or when im in the middle of something. It doesn’t break flow at all, whereas with apple notes it’s just a little bit too many clicks.
I also lose my apple notes thoughts really easily so the organization in prism has been a gamechanger. I finally just have one “to watch” list and one “writing ideas” list, and I maintain them over time.
The review feature is magical! So often I used to forget the ideas or opportunities that once seemed promising to me, but reviewing them regularly means I get to see them all again and take action on the ones that are important. Although I haven’t quite figured out how to use “revisit” best because there are some lists I don’t really need to keep reviewing.
I love being able to quickly capture small notes in the middle of a conversation or when im in the middle of something. It doesn’t break flow at all, whereas with apple notes it’s just a little bit too many clicks.
I also lose my apple notes thoughts really easily so the organization in prism has been a gamechanger. I finally just have one “to watch” list and one “writing ideas” list, and I maintain them over time.
The review feature is magical! So often I used to forget the ideas or opportunities that once seemed promising to me, but reviewing them regularly means I get to see them all again and take action on the ones that are important. Although I haven’t quite figured out how to use “revisit” best because there are some lists I don’t really need to keep reviewing.
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