Sheet Notes vs Evris

Sheet Notes: Notes in a Grid Sheet Notes is a flexible workspace for people who find linear documents too restrictive and spreadsheets too rigid. It organizes your ideas into a grid where every cell acts as a Markdown-ready canvas. How it works: * Grid Layout: Move beyond lists. Structure projects and data in a layout that follows your thought process. * Full Markdown: Use rich text, headers, code blocks, and images within any cell. * Seamless Sync: Works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac via iCloud, with an optional GitHub sync for version control and sync to other platforms like Windows. * Privacy First: Your data stays on your device. It’s fast, works offline, and doesn’t track you. * Customization: Choose from themes like Midnight or Sand, or build your own to suit your workflow. It’s a simple, non-linear way to keep your research, writing, and planning organized without the overhead of a complex database.

A private, local-first space for the thoughts you do not want to keep carrying in your head. Drop a thought, and the app helps place it into simple local buckets like Today, Shopping, Reminders, Saved, and Archive. No account required. No cloud setup. No dashboard to manage before you can write something down. It helps you: • Capture thoughts as they arrive • See where a thought will go before saving • Keep Today, Shopping, and Reminders close with widgets • Use Siri Shortcuts to capture, search, and open lists • Bring useful saved items back later • Sync timed reminders to Calendar when you choose • Export and restore your local data Built to feel calm, private, and out of your way.