Yes, Magpie is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
✅ The Magpie app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
Magpie is free.
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I use this app as an alternative to Pinterest as it is more customisable, I got fed up with never being able to change the titles of things I saved on Pinterest - plus all the many ads they throw at you. I now have a beautifully organised and clear system for all the pictures I collect. 👍
Hello can you add option to create folder within folder Whitton folder support thanks.
Finally found an app that it so easy to use and I can now keep everything in one place in folders that you also get to name so everything is easily identifiable, never have to search again to see where on earth you see that item you loved so much
Found the app fantastic, easy to use and great fun
I never got to try the free trial because it wouldn’t work without location turned on, which is no use as I am usually offline and don’t want my location data on even if I’m online.
I desperately needed an app to help me bring an aesthetic order and logic to my many thousands of disordered photos and screenshots. I really needed an option to add notes. The app of my imaginings would look pretty and be fairly intuitive and be one that I would want to return to. I also thought it would be great if I could share some of my app ... but not all of it. “Magpie” seems to be ticking all those boxes!
Love the app, really useful. I got the lifetime subs. Just wish I could add dates to some of my items!
I’ve never felt the need to write a review before but this app clearly deserves one. It isn’t just useful, or even a bit useful, it’s INCREDIBLY useful. I am a naturally disorganised person and I’m forever promising myself that I’ll “organise my phots” for example. Well it never happens does it! However, now I can do this as I go along, adding notes and bits of other really useful stuff as I go, nice and simple; and quick once you get the hang of it. Amongst “my lists” I have one for places that I’d like to visit some day, previously a bit of a problem because I never really knew where to store the information. Now of course I can simply take a picture, add the description, add a relevant URL and any other stuff I might need and there it is, stored in “places to visit”. I’ve found that it’s good to have the main picture showing the geographic location of the place (an arrow on a map of the UK for example) so that I can quickly scan to see if there’s anywhere in the area that I might find myself in. I have others for various projects that I’m involved in and it means I can keep a constantly (and easily) updated record/article to reference. I won’t bore you with any more of my lists but just to finish I can confirm that I purchased a lifetime subscription to the app around 10 minutes ago, excellent value in my opinion.
Interesting and useful app. Best developer support I’ve ever received.
It’s an interesting app, but I find it pointless as I have this free on my phone camera / photos. It’s called ALBUMS. Categories for anything you like. You can add reference notes too, just screen shot one from your Notes app and add to album! You’ll see it among photos easily.
