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For starters, Noto matches nearly all the options found in Apple Notes point for point. You can bold, italicize, underline, and strikethrough text; there are titles and subtitles; you can create bulleted and numbered lists, plus checklists; tables, photos and videos, document scans, and drawings are all options in Noto. The only things missing compared to Notes are a monospace font, dashed lists, and markup of images and documents.
RYAN CHRISTOFFEL
About Noto
Features: - Powerful text editing tools - Bold / Italic / Underline / Strikethrough / Highlight - Number list / Bullet list / Check list - Unlimited attachments (Pro): - Image / Video / Scan / Drawing / File - Table / Block quote / Code / Math Equation - Dark mode - iCloud sync - Organize with gesture - Export to HTML, Markdown, PDF, & JPG - Lock notes (Pro) - Desktop class organization - Drag to reorder your list and paragraph - Drag to organize your notes - Rapid multi select Noto is free to use, including iCloud Sync support.
Most popular feedback for Post It
I use Post-It notes pretty frequently in my classroom, whether I have them in groups or want their response to a question individually. Sometimes, I would have students respond to a question on a post-it note and then come up to put it on the whiteboard. But after they go back to their seats, it is a bit small to see everyone's responses clearly, so that's where this app comes to play very nicely. I could, at that point, take a picture of the different ideas on the board (in the Post-It Plus app) then display it on my projector via Apple TV (on my iPad). I could then brainstorm and move things around live and seek my students input without having to read each one aloud. Another awesome way to use this app in the classroom is in a multiple group brainstorming session.
Andy L.
About Post It
Post-it® Brand has helped people be more productive, communicate better, and more creative for over 40 years. These goods are now ubiquitous, yet their origins were uncertain. The Canary Yellow phenomenon taught us that patience is just as vital as inspiration when bringing a concept to reality. BEGINNING: Discovery 3M scientist Spencer Silver was studying adhesives. In the process, he discovered a light adhesive that didn't adhere strongly. "As a researcher, I developed novel adhesives. We wanted bigger, stronger, tougher adhesives." "None of those," answered Silver. Silver identified microspheres that keep their stickiness yet have a "removability property" Gospel-preaching Innovation in Bunsen burner chemistry Silver spent years trying to sell his technology. He still bragged about his invention to coworkers. "I became Mr. Persistent because I wouldn't quit." Art Fry, another 3M scientist, was frustrated. Every Wednesday night while practicing with his church choir, he'd use scraps of paper to mark future hymns. By Sunday, they'd all fallen out of the songbook. He required a non-damaging bookmark. Congratulations! Thinking back to a session on Silver's microspheres, he got his "eureka moment"1 Developing a product with Silver. Once they started using their new notes to communicate, they understood the idea's potential. Fry: "This isn't a bookmark." "A new way to communicate" You'll enjoy it Two chemists test Post-it®. Fry tested himself at 3M's headquarters. Fry gave the corporation new adhesive notes. They were popular. 3M debuted Press 'n Peel in four cities with mixed results. blitz The product was sold directly to consumers. The Boise Blitz sampling attempt was a huge success. 90% of testers stated they'd buy the product. 1980 to 1986 Born Star A Star is Born scientist Dr. Spencer Silver with Post-it® on forehead light bulb emblem. The notes gained popularity instantly. Customers would put the notes on documents they gave to others, stirring the recipient's curiosity. They'd look at it, peel it off, and play with it, then buy a pad for themselves. Silver stated theirs was a product nobody needed until they did. Yellow shines Silver and Fry's unsung hero became Post-it® Notes on April 6. Its now-iconic Canary Yellow tint was accidental. Next-door lab only had yellow scrap paper. Lee Iaccoa and other Fortune 500 CEOs adored them. Canada and Europe get Post-it® Notes. Magnificence Fry is the company's corporate researcher. Post-it® Flags were invented as a tool to organize with color coding, filing, and indexing. 1997-87 Tenacity The Post-it® Note celebrated its 10th anniversary and made many top-product lists. Introduced: Post-it® Easel Pads. Then, brainstorming changed. Spencer Silver, co-founder of Post-it® Notes, retired from 3M with 22 US patents. Both Silver and Fry achieved top research accolades and worldwide engineering awards at 3M. 2001-2003 Hollywood Post-it® Post-it® two-pack Romy and Michele claim to have invented Post-it® Notes since graduation. The average professional receives 11 Post-it® Notes every day, according to a research. Over 100 nations sell Post-it® Notes. Many 3M products employ Post-it® adhesive. 2004-13 Success Post-it® Flag Highlighters were featured on Oprah's "Face Behind the Name" segment. David Windorski, a 3M product designer, appeared onstage. Post-it® Brand Big Pad featured on Oprah Post-it® Big Pad debuted. The larger size helps professionals envision their ideas and operate more successfully with their colleagues in today's collaborative work environments. Water-based glue is used on all Post-it® Super Sticky Notes. Post-it® Brand partnered with Evernote. Evernote product using smartphone camera. Post-it® Brand partnered with note-taking app Evernote. You can snap, store, and share Post-it® Notes using your smartphone's camera and create auto-tags, reminders, and journals. Evernote kept Post-it® Notes handy. World notices Post-it® Notes are available in 150 countries in different sizes, shapes, and colors. Post-it® Products number over 1,000. Silver is amazed by the use of Post-it® Notes in movies, pop art, and everyday life. "Their recent success is beyond my wildest dreams." 2014-20 Post-it® Super Sticky Dry Erase Surface Super-sticky dry-erase surface. In late 2014, Post-it® Brand responded to a trend toward open team workplaces by introducing an instant dry erase surface that is stain-free and adjustable to fit on walls, cabinets, tables, and more. Post-it® Extreme Notes In 2018, Post-it® Brand launched a note that sticks to surfaces never thought possible. Post-it® Extreme Notes hit the US market in February 2019. They are water-resistant and have 100X the holding power of the original Post-it® Note. Snow-covered brick wall with a Post-it® Extreme note. Post-it® Brand Extreme packaging. Post-it® app 2019 The Post-it® App was relaunched with enhanced capabilities to create a full teamwork solution by bridging the analog and digital worlds. Instead of spending hours transcribing notes after a brainstorm, teams can now instantly capture and share notes without recaps or delays. Post-it® App closeup. Post-it® Flex Write Surface Post-it® Flex Write Surface is a whiteboard surface that you can use both dry erase and permanent markers on, without stains. It cleans with water and a cloth. Writer using Post-it® Flexible Write Surface. Wiping off Post-it® Flexible Write Surface. Post-it® Brand Flexible Write Surface can be cleaned with water. Post-it® Foil Tabs Post-it® Brand foil tabs are used to organize and personalize books. These shimmering, iridescent, foil-based Tabs provide beautiful organization to diaries, planners, and notebooks. 2021-Now Post-it® logo redesign On January 1, 2021, Post-it® Brand unveils a new logo. Post-its® This selection of paper goods and desktop accessories helps keep track of life's most noteworthy moments.
Noto reviews
This is the best note organizing app I’ve worked with yet. I was a longtime Evernote user and then have used Bear hardcore for the last two years, but needed more organization than tags can provide. My choices came down to Notion, Craft and Noto. Noto wins for my purposes. Notion is too clunky and Craft doesn’t allow for manual organization of notes only sorted lists. Noto not only allows for manual sorting, but makes it instant, intuitive and fun. As I organize thoughts and documents, that is what I want. Now as for room for growth, I would like to see expanded export options. Getting imported content into Noto is a snap, but getting it out seems to be a note by note affair, no group exports. This needs to happen to make this a serious app and is really the only weak spot of great magnitude. Cosmetically, I would like to see more color options for folders and notes, but it’s no deal breaker. The short: the more I use it, the more I like it.
- Campfly
I have been looking for a Note taking app that would suffice for my everyday note taking and markdown needs, luckily I came across this one. Thus far, this app has exceeded in every criteria I feel like other note apps are slacking in. Feature packed app that is easy to use and easy to understand. I particularly love the option to add and export codes with an array of programming languages available to choose from. This app really separates itself from other note taking apps with it’s simplicity and wonderful UI. The app is super affordable plus you get your money’s worth. I highly recommend this app.
- javaneOraneBrown
The design is amazing, so useful and simple, I purchased the life time version after 10 minutes using the app it’s just awesome! I love that it has iPad, iPhone and Mac versions! I looked for the app like this forever. Soooo many features! Perfect for business and personal stuff! Thanks to the creators!!! If these features could be added, the app would be priceless: - change color of the text, being able to apply highlight but keep the text black, more highlight colors.. - add more forlder colors, maybe custom colors, backgrounds... - if i could import my table to excel (or excel file not just pdf) with one piece or copy info from excel and fill out the table in noto - if I can see the table more far away on the iPad - if I could view what folders I have inside my main folders on the home page instead of opening them all to get to the document - if I could change the background of the page itself or when I look at my files so I know the categories without folders like in Google Notes - create a project, reminder and a due date like in Asana
- pp071
Post It reviews
I thought this app would be kind of useless... but it’s been kind of life-changing. I have a color-coded board of 250+ post-its I’m using to organize everything my team is doing at work. I have calendars and lists and reminders, but especially for nebulous ideas, conversation-planning, brain-storming, long-term ideas that I can’t just check off on a list... I love being able to see everything visually (even if it’s kind of giving me heartburn to see 250+ things I have to do). I can even share with my team when I want to. The app is great for note-taking, too. I can organize notes on different research topics or ideas according to subject matter, so I can synthesize from different sources without flipping through a thousand pages in a notebook. The best part is having everything in my phone. Nothing to lose, nothing to flip through, nothing to carry around. There are plenty of color options, but I would love a few more. And I’d like an option to just duplicate a post-it. Sometimes I just need the same idea in more than one place! Or even an option to move a group of post-its to its own board when an idea gets bigger than you thought.
- emmiesunshine
Not only does it handle really well. It supports an assortment of exporting tools. Files types like pdf, csv or even full blown app exports for powerpoint and even Trello for you kanban users out there. I like it a lot actually. Now if you guys created a printer that could be loaded with sticky notes and have the thing print all my cards onto physical cards....we’d be in the best of both worlds. Because now I can still purchase and support physical cards on the fly and be able to just generate a board instantly and I would still be comfortable working on my digital or physical platform. An even better idea would be to have a company that already houses your product, like office depot, offer this ability as a feature for the public. That way we can come in store, win for them and print our boards or cards out as needed with a specialized printer. Numerous wins here. The camera feature already has the other end showed up in case we want to convert to digital from physical. But the reverse is needed to close the loop and make this app fully functional in a more practical setting. Please add to roadmap. I think this would boost revenue on all fronts and could even become the next trend of how notes and boards are made. Post it boards can even be developed with specialized fields in place just for this app. The ability to mass print cards in the stores would be awesome.
- Agent619
It’s a great accompaniment to post-its. Very well designed, and now there’s an easy way to digitize all of those paper post-its, so you can still jot notes down on paper and then quickly photograph them with this up. Aesthetically appealing, and surprisingly well executed. Only thing I can think of is if you could move/copy post-its between boards; and OCR. The iCloud backup is good, but I wish it would be a bit closer to instantaneous if you have this App on multiple devices - I have it on my iPhone and my iPad, I tend to use the iPhone camera and it’s convenient, but I prefer annotating them on my iPad with the pencil. Sometimes there’s a significant lag, yes you can always airdrop them to your other device, but that can create duplicate boards - and for some reason individual post-its don’t airdrop (in post-it board format) and a board can get too large to airdrop, which isn’t super difficult especially if you do what I do and have a board per week of post-it activity (and I use post-its avidly at work); So that’s what I wish they’d fix in one of their updates and adding the other two features mentioned would be nice *hint, hint* to the App developers. But this is fantastic!
- dahliaesque
Pros & cons
Noto
| Pros |
|---|
| You can easily manage your notes in the app with many features such as auto save, word count, dark mode and many more |
| The Minimal White Ui of this app is so amazing that it gives an outstanding feel |
| There are no hidden charges or advertisements in the app |
| It is totally free |
| Cons |
|---|
| No Shortcuts support |
| Keyboard issues |
| No sort options |
Post It
| Pros |
|---|
| Supports PowerPoint®, Excel®, PDF, Dropbox, Trello®, Miro and more |
| Otes can also be synced across all your Apple® devices with iCloud® |
| Captures up to 200 individual Post-it® Notes at a time |
| Cons |
|---|
| User cannot interact with the post-it notes on the desktop |
| Not fully customizable |
| Cannot sort out boards |
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