Haiku - Poems made simple

Your write and your only option is to copy to clipboard?! How do you save your work? Where is there a “notepad”?! Seriously, the only option in this app is create, copy, delete!! Nothing is save, no place to go. Here’s my haiku: if you can’t read it, it’s because it’s copied to my clipboard

I can not access prior haiku after i write them, i can not go back to review all of them. I can find the prior one but everything before it is gone.

I have similar comments as other folks. I love the simplicity of this app. But how can I save and review my haikus? I also wish there was a share button so I could send them

This is an elegant app. Thank you. But I am experiencing a couple issues. 1. The clipboard … it’s easy enough to “save” to the clipboard by tapping the icon at the top. But please tell me where is the clipboard when I want to review what I have written? How do I access what I’ve written? 2. How do I access the 175 haikus that are in the app for inspiration? The only other icon is the delete trashcan. Where do I tap to see the other poems that your description says are there? I love using this app, but would like to know how to access my work and how to find the Haikus embedded within. Thank you!

Let there be a way / To save what it is I say / I will even pay!

I do love this haiku app because it helps me with syllable counting. I still have not figured out where the clipboard is. I keep saving things to it, but I’m not sure how to access it. That’s my only problem.

but would be nice to have A feature to save your rhymes

Fingers carefully track seventeen syllables — not anymore, thanks The simplicity of this app makes it shine. A distraction-free environment helps my creative thoughts flow. Once completed, a simple copy & paste adds it to my haiku notebook on my iPhone.

So far so good. Love how simple it is, have been needing a syllable counter. I’d like to see an option to save haikus after writing them, having them stored in a library of sorts (not copied and then having to paste somewhere).

I just needed a reminder about structure and a place to create quit haiku. This is it. Not a bloated, buggy app with a bunch of features I don't need. I appreciate the “lack of features” as a feature. Keep it simple.