First Impressions
Clean, uncluttered and pleasant to use.
I have an issue with being able to keep up with my thoughts as well as accessing my memories at the right time, there’s simply too much going on,
I’m torrentially flooded with responsibilities as well as fleeting creative ideas that I have learned the hard way are just too valuable not to ensure that I’m not wasting money, neglecting responsibility and taking for granted the gifts that are given
in
between thoughts
-in the liminal spaces,
those creative ideas that seem to flow in from who knows where
but,
they feel familiar, like truth when it slaps you upside your head, I often think it feels like an older wiser me, I’m not sure what that means or how that works, nevertheless I am grateful I learned to quiet the mind and listen in the liminal.
So far this App has begun the process of solving my problem and so far it’s doing wonderful at it.
I’m not sure if their are features that allow you to change the Text formatting or add tags or colors or badges etc during the process of entering your thought, if so that’s wonderful if not, maybe it could be an option if the Dev settles on the idea that there’s a way to implement this idea without negatively effecting the balance the Dev clearly has worked very hard to achieve and is no easy feat I’m sure and that brings this review to a close,
so I say to you the Developer(s); thank you for your efforts and your labor of love.
Post Script,
I’ll turn to finish the review properly in due course.
Needs tags
My brain
Fantastic app
Imagine quick note with a smart share sheet and auto archive feature.
I just which the app supported scrivener, and Freeform.
I am not sure how Freeform integration would work exactly but I wish I could send certain files to a particular Freeform instance with one click.
limited organization options
Interacting with the app is still fairly rough. Dragging captures from the Inbox to a list sometimes works, sometimes doesn’t. Option-dragging captures shows the cursor “+” icon indicating they’re being duplicated, but they are moved instead. Frankly, the design feels like it was done for iOS/iPad OS and the Mac is an afterthought.
Ultimately I think Capture is designed as a waypoint, not an end destination, which is kind of a shame.
My New Favorite Reference App!!!!
Some (obvious?) features to add, but a still useful tool
Great at Capture, Limited with Export + other options
Amazing Amazing Amazing!!
Defective JUNK
Next I edited an old note to add in a list of "priority tasks" on the given project. Yes, I saved both notes. Yes, I even left the Quick Notes capture app open in the background overnight, putting my phone to sleep, not turning it off.
This morning? GONE!!! Yes, the email-note "folder" still existed, BUT IT WAS COMPLETELY BLANK!!!!! And the "priorities list" also COMPLETELY VANISHED!!
That was approximately two hours of work that this DEFECTIVE, FRAUDULENT APP just wiped from existence! Not to mention the additional two hours--and five thousand tons of stress--that I will now need to deal with to rewrite the email draft and priority listing... Definitely moving on to another app THAT IS NOT SO ILLEGALLY DEFECTIVE.
