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by Exbeezzz

It makes me extremely uncomfortable that if I were to not have my Apple device, I would not be able to access my notes because there is not desktop version of Noto. Also, email linking is primal where syncing is concerned. I like that my notes sync back and forth between my iPad and iPhone. But what if I needed to access my notes from a friends phone? There’s no login feature which kind of makes the app useless to me. I was so pleased with the interface that I jumped the gun paid the $10 yearly fee without researching thoroughly. Now I am regretting it big time. Tags are not crucial, but would be a nice additional add on to organize notes more thoroughly! Other than the three things I mentioned, Noto rocks and is a major upgrade from Apple notes, especially UI wise!

by Quark Gluon Plasma

Noto is essentially a WYSIWYG markdown editor. It appears to encapsulate image files along with text in a single file. It has little menus for tables and other things, so you are not entering markdown. To use it, you give up some of the big advantages of markdown:
1. Files are simple text files.
2. You control formatting in a simple and transparent way that is human-readable.

It seems nicely done, but why use it? It sits uncomfortably between some very good markdown editors and traditional word processing apps.

by Sarah4683

Tl;dr: Solid app, lots of fun and useful features, usable w/o the subscription, but it's cheap and worth it. Turn on "reduce animation", though, to avoid crashes.

First the pros. There are multiple fonts and sizes! You can create folders within folders! And pick the colors. There are also quote blocks, horizontal rules, tables. You can insert pictures *and scale them*. You can even add a pic as a bullet point. Plus several other cool features.

The cons. I had a ton of crashes until I turned on reduce animation. It was also hard to figure out how to get it to stop italicizing things when I used asterisks or underscores, though I eventually did. When you highlight a word there's no "look up" options. Whatever the reason for this is, it needs to be fixed! Did I spell that word right, my predictive text seemed pretty confused? Did I just make it up? Idk cause I can't look it up from the app. Also, the most recent update seems to have changed the bullet points from whatever color the folder is to a boring white (presumably black in light mode). That was one of my favorite "little touches". I won't die, but still.

Sort of a con is that many of those features require a subscription. Which it's certainly worth paying for, just the whole subscription thing is kind of annoying to me. But. The price is not at all bad, and it's a one-year sub, so I can live with it.