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Google Docs for long form stuff. Apple Notes for the rest. I honestly didn't realize how much I was using Apple Notes on iOS and Mac, until recently. The abil
by calvinbhai 8y ago
Google Docs for long form stuff.
Apple Notes for the rest.
I honestly didn't realize how much I was using Apple Notes on iOS and Mac, until recently. The ability to create folders, and iCloud sync (after it became useful enough) are amazing.
I only wish Apple Notes would get a lot more features similar to Google Doc, but at that point it'd be an another replacement for Apple Pages.
I was never hooked to Evernote, despite the amount of traction it got. So I'm not sure if Notes on iOS and mac will be a good replacement for Evernote users though.
- biztos 8y agoI also find myself using Apple Notes for a lot of short list-type stuff, from to-do lists to my daily cardio log. Somehow the simplicity and prevalence -- all my local machines are the spawn of Cupertino -- make the default just good enough I don't want to invest mental energy in a more featureful alternative. Unless I write it myself, but I'm trying hard to avoid that temptation, as are probably half the people commenting here. For longer-form stuff (brainstorms mostly) I switch to Markdown in whichever text editor I'm using that day, and... ooh I'm setting myself up here... Dropbox.