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A great app should provide superior organization functionality as well as sync between multiple devices like Mac, ipad, and iPhone without costly interfaces / platforms. This app comes with the Mac version and sync is great b/w ipad and Mac. Adding tables is a great functionally of this app. However, the ipad version is limited in terms of the table functionality where you can’t merge cells and insert new rows / columns while the Mac version is simply great. Therefore this app is limiting on ipad. I tried the app for a month but will discontinue its use because it is important ipad version of this app provides table formatting functionality similar to Mac version.

This looks like it will be a great app, except first I had an issue with the keyboard not working. Finally got that fixed now it wont import photos, it just keeps opening and closing the camera. :( I have uninstalled this and reinstalled twice, If you click to add a photo it doesnt go to photos, it goes to camera, if you click cancel on camera it just resets back to camera and you have to close the app to use it. If you turn off camera you cant use the app at all! Can someone Please help ??

UPDATE: After a response from the developer I was able to find how to draw on iOS but the option is buried behind a “+” button on the tool bar that you can only see when you’re editing a note. In the iPadOS version it’s much easier to find. Using a “+” to mean “more tools” is not a common UI choice in my experience. “+” is usually what you press to create a new note and is not usually how you find more tools. Also, there should be a way to customize the tool bar so we don’t have to hit the “+” every time we want to hit the “draw” button. Still wondering about the notes map. Seeing how your different ideas connect to each other is really helpful to better understand how you are thinking. It’s also pretty cool. Lots of other notes apps have it—like Obsidian and Hypernotes. I hope the developers will add it! My original review: Needs ability to draw (like the iPadOS version) and a note map (I think that's what they're called). Otherwise, this seems like a perfectly reasonable app but nothing too special. Add drawing and the map and you'll be an app I've never seen before! (do it do it do it!) 😉