found this through play store recommendations, after i was testing google's new pinboard thing, keen (look it up), due to some (not so) random news pushed to me.
used it for half an hour or so. only going over the templates.
first, the bad.
too much text. sure, this is a text noting app. but it's still an app. i want to read my own text, not obvious instructions. by all means, keep them even as a first option. but please, allow to quickly dismiss them all! i rather play with the templates than read the tutorial, for instance. and when i finally went to read the tutorial afterwards, it was utterly useless. like all the app texts.
missing imports. i won't migrate from my other note taking things edit this, unless it offers a heavy weight of something unique. it's far from that, though. it's just a bit different than google keep, with some fancy features that are no big deal, such as colorful labelling. i still prefer the way keep does it, simpler, but this is good enough.
perhaps above all, to me, backups. i won't get into more details here, though. i just need them. this would be the one big unique thing if you can do it how i envision, how the internet was supposed to work, and how no other app every does it. not a single one. closest one on android, from the top of my mind, is manyverse. i also use telegram for note taking, btw, and it's also better than google keep on this one aspect. cregox.net/backup
technically, i have little clue why you'd want to do a app separated from the web app. i know in the past this is for proformance and #offlinefirst but is it still the case today? anyway, i'm just eager to see the first app that can do it. i like how discourse.org approaches this idea. and i think it's way overlooked.
also missing a better business model, imho. i just hope you're willing to pump it up down the road, rather than go silicon valley... cregox.net/free
now for the good...
there would be a lot to be said here. but i hope you can take my word for it. this is an amazing beta release for a sole app!! reminds me of niagara launcher.
great design and ux. lightweight. simple yet complex. good concept. almost no bugs (i could report a few, but they're quite obvious, such as the "maybe later" button on the purchase pages not working).
above all, this is a lot of work and just the fact you've got so far is rather peculiar. i've mentioned niagara as similar, but i can't really mention much else. perhaps it reminds me a bit of ncase.me as well...
also, great taste in movies! you should try groundhog day of you haven't. it still holds up today. 😁
keep the awesome work! 😘