What Reddit Says About Feeding Notes Apps

Wishing her a smooth recovery, and please don’t hesitate to send any questions related to the app my way. Best of luck to you, your mom and everyone involved! ... We use huckleberry, there’s an option to input the type of feed (we have a ng tube). It breaks it down by oz or ml in the summary chart a...

If you’re in the apple ecosystem and can compromise on quotes/highlights, NetNewsWire is a great app and totally free!

I bought Noteshelf 3 some time ago with the lifetime purchase, still worth it in this way. I also use Noteful, that I love (is very difficult find an app without AI, literally I just need to take notes for nurse school and don’t need AI for everything).

Good for multistructural projects, but not as daily notes app - personally. for me. ... Yeah I get that. Takes some time until you have a good enough structure. Bundled notes is probably faster to operate ... It largely depends on your note-taking preferences. However, might I suggest giving WeNote ...

But my love for Ulysses has shrunk with time though I still like its UI more than apple notes. I somehow never liked ulysses on phone though. ... Yes, fiction in Ulysses->Scrivener (for now). You write while jogging? Impressive! And Readwise does capture all highlights from my Kindle. I know you ...

However the notes app was not cutting it for me , very clunky and you can’t even zoom in and out — i downloaded an app called Notability, and that worked very well I really enjoyed the split screen with that app — unfortunately that apps free version only allowed me to input two pages worth of notes...

If you want AI-powered workflows feeding into your note system, this is worth a look. ... The Good: Focuses on emotional journaling and self-reflection. Prompts you, analyzes mood, and gives insights over time. AI helps make sense of your thoughts. Frustrations: Very limited export/share options. Th...