Are you the type of person who's always super busy, and takes quick reminder photos of things you need to remember later? Is your photo album filled with pictures of product labels, mail, receipts, household projects, whiteboards, recipes, etc? Many of us have turned our photo album into a visual notes app, but Birch can make this "Photo Notes" part of your life much simpler and more organized! Just snap a photo, add a hashtag in a note, and that's it! Create photo notes in seconds and find them lighting fast when you need them later.
Hashtags are simpler and way more convenient than creating albums and folders to organize your photos, especially these reminder note photos! Think of it like a document scanner mixed with an organized file cabinet, except it's not limited to only documents or PDFs and can be used to document and reference anything that can be captured by a photo! Multiple hashtags can be added to any photo note, so you can find these organized pics in multiple places.
• Snapping a quick photo note of something you see in the wild and want to buy later.
Birch is a different kind of Notes app, built for photos.
• Labels & product numbers of household supplies you need to find at the store later.
Should you decide to upgrade to Birch Pro, a purchase will be applied to your iTunes account at the time of upgrade.
So you get a good amount of features and functionality for free, then have an upgrade option to access more “power user” features.
• Organizing and saving whiteboard notes, so you can safely erase but never lose.
• Receipts and mail you don't want to keep physical copies of.
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