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Nobody else mentioned it which really surprises me but I use Google Keep. Allows you to organise cards, colour code then, pin them and share them across device
by Martindm 8y ago
Nobody else mentioned it which really surprises me but I use Google Keep.
Allows you to organise cards, colour code then, pin them and share them across devices.
Anyone else use this? I find it's simple and restricted UI reduces distraction; just you and the idea.
Also good for check lists, links and reminders.
- faitswulff 8y agoI use Keep for everything. I just wish it 1) wasn't owned by Google and 2) started up faster. It lets me create searchable yet unstructured notes, lists, and photos. It's unbeatable in terms of simplicity and functionality.
- exodust 8y ago> It's unbeatable I highly doubt that. If it's just notes, you could make your own web app that did a similar job, without the bloat and unpredictable "product development cycles" of Google. I mean, why tie your creative note-taking to "Google Corp"?
- ceidsness 8y agoYou can also share Keep cards with other people's Gmail accounts.
- exodust 8y agoAnd if "other people" don't have or want gmail accounts then tough luck? Doesn't sound like a valuable feature.
- chb 8y agoGoogle has a history of abandoning its projects (https://gcemetery.co/ https://gcemetery.co/). What formats does Keep export to?
- exodust 8y agoVery true. The way they abandoned Picasa desktop was rotten. A family relative of mine, not tech savvy, loved Picasa. When Google killed it, and tried to replace it with "Google Photos" where everything must be put online, this was confirmation that Google wasn't fit for the task of offering dependable reliable software.