Notes to Go - Simple Notes and To-Dos app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Daniel Autenrieth
First release : 14 Jun 2015
App size: 43.84 Mb
Notes to Go organises your notes, favorite places, to-dos and images in an intuitive, simple and beautifully minimalistic way. With Apple Watch support, you can choose the notes youd like to have on your wrist. You can also save your location in an instant by using your Apple Watch.
Additional features included in one inApp Purchase
- markdown editor and export
- use your Apple Watch to save your current location
- save articles and websites directly from Safari
- secure your notes with your fingerprint
- choose different note styles that fit your content best
- add to-dos, an image or a location to a note
- beautifully designed
- send notes you created directly to Evernote
Latest reviews of Notes to Go - Simple Notes and To-Dos app for iPhone and iPad
No landscape view = deal breaker. Likewise, if theres a way to sync among devices, Ive not found it. Finally, if you tap the hashtag symbol, youre captured within a sequence of inescapable $2.99 upgrade screens, for Markup and a few other features. ... If you have only one device, maybe this will work well for you. But since I bounce back and forth between iPad & iPhone, AND surf the Web in landscape mode, this app has been deleted. I am grateful for the free trial though ~ at least I didnt blow any cash on what for me is an essentially worthless app. Added a star for the trial aspect.
Not sure exActly what I am trying as nothing really works except you can create a basic note and list. Everything you touch tells you to purchase the extras. Do the extras work? Hard to tell as there are no reviews and real pictures that you can see of other functions. Can not figure out if there is any backup or synch. What good is copying a web page if you cant back up or synch with something else in this day and age?
I prefer to use Swiftkey or Swype when doing lengthy notes. I am losing the TOP line of the note as I begin writing a note. What that really means is I have no idea whether or not it is even there. To me that is a huge red flag that tells me they don’t test the basics. I certainly have no use buying upgrades when they don’t get the basics right. Google Keep for iPhone is out. I think I will stick with that.
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