Nombox vs NotesMD

Nombox is your cooking assistant: write your recipes, cook them step by step, plan your week and know what to prep ahead. CREATE AND EDIT RECIPES WITH AI • Write your own recipes with photos, sections and step-by-step directions. • Ask AI to change a recipe: make it spicier, swap an ingredient, or scale it. See exactly which words changed before you save. • Scale servings, and switch between cups and grams. COOK STEP BY STEP • Cook mode walks you through each step in big, clear text. • Timers start right from the step, and keep running while you move on. • Each step shows the ingredients it needs, scaled to your servings. PLAN YOUR WEEK • Put meals on a weekly calendar in a tap. • Get AI meal ideas for the week, based on the recipes you love. • Share your calendar with family, so everyone knows what's for dinner. KNOW WHAT TO PREP AHEAD • Today shows what you're cooking, with a prep plan for the days ahead. • Check off prep tasks as you go. IMPORT RECIPES • Import recipes from any link. GROCERY LISTS AND APPLE WATCH • Add items by typing or by voice, sorted by aisle. • Share lists with family and shop together in real time. • Check off items on your Apple Watch. DISCOVER • Browse recipes that home cooks share, in English and Chinese, and save the ones you like. Nombox works in English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. Questions or ideas? Reach us from Settings in the app.

THE PROBLEM Writing notes is easy. Keeping them organized takes work. NotesMD makes your notes available as Markdown (.md) files in a folder you choose on Mac. Use your preferred AI tool to edit and organize those files, or use built-in Apple Intelligence to edit notes and organize them into folders. WHY EXISTING SOLUTIONS FAIL Many note-taking apps keep your notes inside the app instead of giving you a folder of Markdown files to work with. And sync that relies on iCloud Drive can be blocked on company computers. THE SOLUTION NotesMD lets you edit and organize your Markdown notes with an AI tool of your choice or built-in Apple Intelligence. iCloud sync uses CloudKit, without relying on iCloud Drive. It can work on company computers where iCloud Drive is blocked. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/