Craft: Write docs, AI editing

This is intuitive, productive, useful in every sense. The design is intuitive and pleasing. You open a document and start anywhere. Markdown is first class citizen in this app. It does not have tags but they have a better, more intuitive system of related documents with back link that can serve as your index zettel if that’s what you want to use it for. All geekiness in the app I hidden beneath an intuitive interface. Lives up to the promise of why we like Apple to this day - nice looking, functional, “just works” as it should.

But here i go anyway... •Minimalistic, yet powerful. •Feature rich. •FREE •Better than Notes •Better than Pages •Better than Microsoft word for general notetaking. •Did i mention, it's FREE????? As a student, this app is amazing, and has saved me no time at all. Why's that you ask? Well, the problem is, this app is so good that i tend to spend more time playing around with all the cool features, than doing actual note-taking... But hey, thats just a me problem... lol

Very disappointing that an app that has got so much attention has significant VoiceOver accessibility issues. It appears no attempt has been made to make it accessible.

Craft is an excellent app with great bidirectional linking capabilities, and sub-notes (which are great at reducing clutter). Two main weaknesses compared to Evernote: 1. Can’t filter by tags, which could make larger databases unwieldy. 2. You can’t keep the note list visible while viewing/editing a note’s contents; you have to go into the note to read/edit, then move back out to see the note list. In Evernote, you can keep the note list visible at all times and quickly move between notes. This is essential for an efficient workflow. Overall, I’m looking forward to seeing how this develops going forward.

I'm really loving my move to Craft for all my notetaking. Within day's I purchased the pro subscription, migrated all my Apple Notes, Drafts and other notes into Craft. With the recent introduction of Craft Connetc I'm now looking forward to seeing how I can connect up the apps that I rely on to drive my day-to-day as well as my future plans. Thanks people @ Craft for this great app. Quick shout out to the Craft community on Slack too - welcoming and helpful.

love the block based note taking app, really easy to use and sync between my devices. Must try for someone who loves organising their digital notes.

Craft is an absolute masterpiece for note-taking and document organization. Its focus on clean, minimalist design is paired with incredible functionality—creating, formatting, and organizing notes has never been this intuitive. The ability to link pages and add rich media seamlessly elevates the experience, and the app syncs flawlessly across devices. Craft empowers creativity while remaining grounded in practicality. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a creative, Craft is the perfect companion for all your digital notes.

I wanted to leave a review for this app 1) to ensure the Craft team’s hard work and creativity gets recognized and 2) so others who love visually appealing and functional apps find this amazing tool! I have used multiple apps in the past to try and quilt together the features found in a calendar app, reminders/tasks app, journaling app etc. so I could “finally” get a holistic picture of what I have going on in my life. Not because I enjoyed using several apps - trust me I didn’t - but because there just wasn’t one that I could find to do everything I needed it to do. I honestly can’t remember how I eventually found Craft, but I remember being suspicious at first that it could actually meet my needs. I downloaded it, then uninstalled it, then re-downloaded it again etc. :) but am happy I came back to the app and really dug into the functionality and features, because once I got used to it, the potential use cases started popping up all over and now I can confidently say that I use Craft for everything - my personal journal (I love the freedom to type an entry or insert a handwritten entry using the Sketch block feature) my planner for work (I use the daily notes feature to connect my work notes to a calendar date so I can take meeting notes and record ideas etc.), logs for hobbies, my meal planning log and recipe inventory, shopping lists, organizing my solopreneur business ideas, and for creative writing. Being able to setup a visual backdrop and create beautiful themes for projects really helps get me in the right mindset for writing and creating like no other tool has. It’s part of my morning ritual now and I truly enjoy working within Craft. As a corporate employee, I can tell you there’s value in taking the time to visually setup a creative space to help shift your mindset at the end of a work day (or before you even get started) towards creative work. I’ve tried writing in other apps but have always been uninspired by the minimalist, cold, and boring spaces in apps like Microsoft Word etc. Those apps always made me feel like I was still “working” when I wanted to shift into a more creative flow and relax into my writing or creative projects. One of the other things I love about Craft are the quality updates they push out. The last update added some really useful features like Collections (which are basically functional database tables), additional visual formatting options (totally for fun), and improved AI functionality. Since this is a paid app, you

I wanted to leave a review for this app 1) to ensure the Craft team’s hard work and creativity gets recognized and 2) so others who love visually appealing and functional apps find this amazing tool! I have used multiple apps in the past to try and quilt together the features found in a calendar app, reminders/tasks app, journaling app etc. so I could “finally” get a holistic picture of what I have going on in my life. Not because I enjoyed using several apps - trust me I didn’t - but because there just wasn’t one that I could find to do everything I needed it to do. I honestly can’t remember how I eventually found Craft, but I remember being suspicious at first that it could actually meet my needs. I downloaded it, then uninstalled it, then re-downloaded it again etc. :) but am happy I came back to the app and really dug into the functionality and features, because once I got used to it, the potential use cases started popping up all over and now I can confidently say that I use Craft for everything - my personal journal (I love the freedom to type an entry or insert a handwritten entry using the Sketch block feature) my planner for work (I use the daily notes feature to connect my work notes to a calendar date so I can take meeting notes and record ideas etc.), logs for hobbies, my meal planning log and recipe inventory, shopping lists, organizing my solopreneur business ideas, and for creative writing. Being able to setup a visual backdrop and create beautiful themes for projects really helps get me in the right mindset for writing and creating like no other tool has. It’s part of my morning ritual now and I truly enjoy working within Craft. As a corporate employee, I can tell you there’s value in taking the time to visually setup a creative space to help shift your mindset at the end of a work day (or before you even get started) towards creative work. I’ve tried writing in other apps but have always been uninspired by the minimalist, cold, and boring spaces in apps like Microsoft Word etc. Those apps always made me feel like I was still “working” when I wanted to shift into a more creative flow and relax into my writing or creative projects. One of the other things I love about Craft are the quality updates they push out. The last update added some really useful features like Collections (which are basically functional database tables), additional visual formatting options (totally for fun), and improved AI functionality. Since this is a paid app, you

Craft is a really good tool. Version 3 is a big improvement over previous versions. It feels like it is coming into its own now. For project management, I do wish they would add a calendar view that lets you filter events by assigned person or by project. Otherwise, this is very solid.