ThreadNote

ThreadNote

by Smallmake

5 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 26, 2011
  • October 25, 2024
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About

This app offers a unique list-based note-taking experience without traditional titles. Organize your thoughts hierarchically with parent-child notes and navigate them using intuitive swipes and gestures. Customize display settings and export your notes in various formats.

βœ“Hierarchical parent-child note organization
βœ“List-based display without traditional titles
βœ“Swipe and pinch gestures for navigation and folding
βœ“Text filtering and tag-based search
βœ“Note sharing and exporting
βœ“Customizable display settings
βœ“Data backup and restoration
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What's New in ThreadNote

3.0.5

October 25, 2024

- Fixed an issue where the cursor position was not properly maintained while editing notes - Bug fixes - Supports iOS18 App Icon customization

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User reviews

Not intuitive

The interface is almost impossible to figure out. Obviously written by someone who does not understand an intuitive interface.

Version 2 is great!

With the version 2 upgrades, this has become a great application. Very powerful.

Would love the ability to easily bulk import many notes - I’m ready to use this app a lot.

Great little app

I'm surprised this one doesn't have any reviews! I've been using it for a while now for keeping my fiction ideas organized and the tagged, hierarchical structure has been a godsend for that. The interface is clean and easy to navigate; it's also easy to add, move, and reorganize notes if you want to restructure the note hierarchy. The backup and search features work well, and the app has proven to be stable and continues to be maintained. It's also pretty lightweight, considering how surprisingly bloated in size some similar apps can be.

I like how the interface isn't cluttered, but one feature I'd like to see would be some form of color coding for notes and/or tags to give a little more visual differentiation (changing the color of the title block would be ideal for this IMO.) For example, for individually marking a note/thread as important or part of a particular hierarchy or tag group.
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FAQ

What makes ThreadNote different from other note apps?

ThreadNote eschews traditional title lists, displaying all content in a single list. It also features a unique parent-child hierarchy for notes and allows for folding/unfolding content with gestures.

Can I organize my notes with ThreadNote?

Yes, ThreadNote excels at organization through its parent-child note relationships, allowing you to build a branching hierarchy. You can also move notes between different parent and child structures.

How do I navigate between notes in ThreadNote?

Navigation is intuitive with left and right swipes to move between parent and child notes. Pinch gestures allow you to fold notes down to their titles and first few lines, or unfold them.

Does ThreadNote support exporting notes?

Yes, ThreadNote allows you to export notes to other apps or file folders. You can choose to export the current note, its siblings, or all its descendants, with options to include title, tags, dates, and body text.

What customization options are available in ThreadNote?

You can customize font styles for titles and body text, change the base color, toggle dark mode, adjust maximum note width, and set the number of lines for folded display and body text in the list view.

Does ThreadNote have ads?

No, ThreadNote does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application.

What devices is ThreadNote available on?

ThreadNote is available for iPhone and iPad, as indicated by its supported devices.

How often is ThreadNote updated?

The latest version, 3.0.5, was released on October 25, 2024, suggesting regular updates from the developer, Smallmake.