Boxly vs Singlenote

Boxly helps you catalog and organize everything stored in boxes, bags, and shelves around your home — so you never lose track of your belongings again. Take a photo of any item and let AI instantly identify it, suggest a name, and add relevant tags automatically. Organize items into boxes, assign locations, and find anything in seconds with smart search. KEY FEATURES - AI-powered item recognition — just take a photo - Organize items into boxes with photos and tags - Search by name, tag, or use AI natural language search - QR code labels for quick box scanning - Track when items were stored - Bilingual support — English and Thai PLANS Free — up to 50 items, 10 AI scans/month Basic — 500 items, 100 AI scans/month Pro — unlimited items, 300 AI scans/month Lifetime — one-time purchase, 800 items Terms of Use: https://chatri1042.github.io/-boxly-terms/

Singlenote is a notes app with a single note. Always open, always at hand, nothing to organize. Most note apps ask you to manage notebooks, tags, and folders before you can write anything down. Singlenote skips all of that. Open the app and you're straight into your note: the one place for the door code, your Wi-Fi password, a booking reference, your work schedule, or whatever you need to check again and again. WRITE AND FORMAT Bold, italic, underline, links, bullet lists, numbered lists, and checklists. Paste in Markdown from anywhere and it formats itself. ADD IMAGES Drop in photos of tickets, IDs, receipts, or anything else worth keeping close. Drag to reorder them, tap to view full-screen with pinch-to-zoom. SHARE IN A TAP Send your note to WhatsApp, email, or any app, formatting intact. Share text or images into Singlenote from other apps too, straight into your note. LOCK IT WHEN YOU'RE DONE Switch to read-only with one tap so nothing gets edited by accident, then unlock to keep writing. MAKE IT YOURS Light, dark, or automatic. Three text sizes. Six languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Italian. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your note stays on your device. We never see it, store it, or back it up on our servers. Singlenote collects a small amount of anonymous usage data to help us improve the app: things like note length or which tools get used, never your note content. Turn it off any time in Settings. One note. That's the whole app. Terms of Use: https://singlenote.app/terms-of-use