mymind vs FiiNote

This app is a great concept. I love the idea of being able to save all my clippings and ideas in one place without the need to sort or tag them, but then still be able to find them later. The issue for me is that, because I do so much work on my iPhone, I need a solid iPhone app. That’s where mymind falls (very) short and it’s what is keeping me from subscribing. Right now, the app feels like the web browser. There’s no dark mode (as basic must-have for paid apps) and some things just don’t save. For example, trying to save an Instagram post results in an error message. In addition, the AI is not as good as Apple Notes. I did a couple of side-by-side comparisons and I had more success finding things in Apple Notes than MyMind.

- TumbleBumbleatNight

This is truly transformational in organizing all parts of my daily and long term ideas, inspirations, and utility focused resources. The organization of multiple content types alone would make this invaluable, but the ability to search beyond just tags and folders through AI removes my burden in saving things properly and assures that I never am stuck in a position where I’m unable to find what I’m looking for. This is better than my actual mind, it’s my brain supercharged and much more organized. I can’t wait to see how much better it gets as I continue to fill it with resources.

- Bluebeanie

As a creative who does a lot of internet research, I’ve tried many tools over the years to organize everything I gather from the internet. Evernote, Instapaper, Pocket, Pinterest, you name it. But because I do a lot visual work, I felt that all of those tool were either lacking or over complicated. MyMind AI tagging system and super fast image loading is a game changer for me. Its a very simple, minimalistic and it just work. Love it. I just wish it wasn’t as pricey as it is, and I’m-fast image loading is a game-changer for me.

- Joel from PR

Personally, it's a great app. You can write notes with a stylus pretty seamlessly. Though a few drawbacks: 1) After you lift your stylus, you have a certain/small amount of time before it immediately puts it on the paper/document which is fine sometimes but other times it can be annoying 2) depending on where you write, your writing may be larger or smaller sometimes Other than that, for a free app that can let you take notes or write documents, it's honestly really great.

- Rigo Luna

One of the best note taking apps on Android. However, pages scroll endlessly, and I could not find a way to make pages for individual classes flip like in a book. I am taking multiple classes, so I want to be able to flip right or left to turn the pages and have it still be the same class. Overnight, all of the brushstrokes and paint on my notes clumped into one and synced together to make it load faster. My notes are completely messed up in formatting now, and my exam is tomorrow.

- A Google user

This is literally the PERFECT note-taking application. It has all the features that I need, it's intuitive, and uncluttered. I was able to figure out how to use the app within 5 minutes. It actually has palm rejection (the lack of which is what caused me to move away from a lot of other apps that I have tried out. Thank you, developers, for making something so amazing. l can finally use my new tablet like I want... to take notes while being able to rest my palm on it just like an actual notebook

- Omar Imam