Thanks!
I’m trying to avoid having more apps than I need. That great topic of How many Mac Apps are You Sporting? / What is your #AppNum? was definitely thought provoking.
What I like about Apple Notes:
- Can use across iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- has some basic formatting features (checklists, numbered lists, font choices/colors, etc.)
- Can share
- Can add pictures and even use the Apple Pencil
- Currently supported and free
- Simple enough that it’s not hard to be an Apple Notes Power User
I had major syncing issues on a nonApple platform and that was a chronic headache for me. I know how sync problems can create misery. Also, the problem with exporting Apple Notes was not something I had considered.
I’m going to try adding Drafts to my app mix but wish it was a better Apple Notes replacement for me. The dictation using Apple Watch feature seems nice but I see it requires a connected phone or network to work, something I don’t always have. Just Press Record on Apple Watch doesn’t need that but that’s still another app . . .