Findlist vs Flyleaf Notes

Save a movie recommendation from a post, link or screenshot and come back to details, ratings, trailers and where to watch. Findlist keeps what you found, not just the post or link you found it in. Turn saved posts, links, screenshots, photos and places into organized, useful finds: movies, music, places, events, books, games, anime and more. Movies & Shows See details, ratings, cast, trailers and where to watch. Music Find the exact track, preview it and open it in Spotify or Apple Music. Places Keep places together with photos, reviews, contact information, maps and directions. Events Get dates, venues and ticket information, then add them to your calendar or get directions. Books Build your TBR with synopses, authors, reviews and ways to find the book. Games Keep track of games with ratings, trailers, platforms and where to play or buy. Anime Keep recommendations organized and ready for whenever you want to watch. Findlist keeps what you found, not just the post, screenshot or link you found it in. No more digging through old posts, screenshots and links trying to remember what caught your attention. Everything you find has a place, with the context you need when you come back to it. Collect your finds. Make them useful.

Flyleaf is a local-first reader and Markdown notebook for people who save serious material: articles, technical specs, drafts, research notes, and long-form writing. Import Markdown or text files, organize documents into folders, read with a clean Markdown view, edit your notes, and export everything back out as Markdown or Flyleaf JSON bundles. Flyleaf is built around ownership: your documents stay on device unless you choose to export or open a link. Key features: - Local SwiftData document library - Markdown reading and editing - Folder import for Markdown and text files - Flyleaf JSON bundle import/export - Write-back support for modified local files - iPhone, iPad, and Mac Catalyst support