Craft: Write docs, AI editing

Craft is the best wiki app out there that is really optimized for the iPad. As someone who works on an iPad as my main computer, this is something that is really important to me. I have been on the hunt for a real Notion competitor but I don’t use a laptop or a desktop now. I don’t mind being locked in an Apple Device, because this is all I have. Craft allows you to create databases as well as integrate pages inside pages. This is really awesome since I am able to create a few folders but linked pages and other collections together. This is great for project management and for knowledge work. The Daily Notes app and the tasks integration works like how my brain works.

Craft is stunning and user-friendly, but it lacks features found in apps like Notion. Adding a calendar widget with task integration (calendar view, timeline view, gallery view, and list view), hourly planner(for time blocking), and unlimited columns in databases would make it far more powerful. Features like dynamic relational databases, AI translate, Notion’s callout, analytics, overdue date countdowns, database properties like progress bar and ring, multiple database views, and create website, improved smart link with Notion’s Embed to use websites like Indify, Spotify, etc. which allow not only links as you currently have but real-time embeds, personal greeting on the Home tab like ‘Good morning ,[ Name]’ based the time of the day, global tagging/search, and a mind map view would elevate productivity. Also add a ‘watch an advertisement to unlock documents’ feature to have free docs rather than waiting for a week just for 2 free documents for free users. The same is true with exporting to remove watermark. This is to say, LEARN FROM NOTION BUT ALSO BE BETTER THAN NOTION. I believe in your app if only you listen to our suggestions and make constant improvements from time to time. Unique updates like Craft Pages Public Store (for sharing templates/pages, monetization for pages creators), gamification features like levels, daily challenges, achievements, rewards to boost studying for students like me, offline collaboration, infinite whiteboards, team collaboration features, writing feature with apple pencil, AI voice transcriber, improve your app with clean and eye-pleasing UI, Pomodoro mode, and flashcards generator for studying would make Craft truly stand out. Also, unlimited document storage, app links with Goodnotes ( I can’t link my notes directly to Craft), more themes, custom colors, automations, visual progress bars for goals, tasks, to-study topics and projects (like in Listok app), recurring automated tasks and pages, dynamic embed links like in Google docs, adaptive layouts, speedy sync, PDF in-app annotation, multiple file uploads, bulk export, more shapes and diagram tools, properties, home screen widgets, database functions like grade calculator, split-screen notes with two Craft pages open without crashing, AI features like AI summaries, flashcards, voice transcription, etc., and more export options are must-haves. Expanded Suggestions for Craft Updates to Surpass Notion 1.Enhanced Database Functionality •Custom Views: Add Kanban, timelin

I absolutely love Craft. It’s better than all the several note-taking tools I’ve tried. It provides ample customization and a robust organization system.

This is the best note app I’ve tried so far. Clean look, but has alot of options. I like I can also set up a password for it.

Love the app! I jjust hope it has more widget option for home screen.

Craft might be another game-changer. In 2021, Notion outperformed in the market, reminding me of the old days when everyone loved Evernote. What was the reason for success? Notion addressed these different aspects that the note-taking-app geeks love: - Cloud-based like Evernote and Google Docs - Markdown editors like iA Writer and Bear - Zettelkasten linkings like Obsidian and Roam - Infinite nestings like Workflowy and Dynalist Still, another aspect should be the block editing approach. Gutenberg in WordPress is well-known. Notion has a bit of all these aspects. We could call it a sort of "all-in-one" note-taking app. After that, we saw a lot of copycats. I thought Craft was one of those mimics. Surprisingly, it was not. Craft has addressed one aspect that Notion didn't. That is a mobile experience. Now, mobile-first content is not only for readers but much more for writers. We write with a smartphone. It is our pen and paper and brain. All those apps abovementioned are primarily on the laptop and desktop interface. It's hard to use Gutenberg on the iPhone's tiny screen. With Craft, you can "enjoy" the block editing experience and other features with excellent visuals, primarily on the mobile and tablet devices. It could be a game-changer.

Thank whoever added the Toggle and Caption.

✨This is perfect ✨

But I’m not into subs based app. Thanks Good Job!

It’s so easy to use, and I love the graphics! 😁💜