Note!

I’ve checked a lot of apps for making notes. And this one in the best of them. There are no useless features, only the useful ones. It’s really simple and I love everything about it (especially ability to change text size via gestures and quick ability to copy whole text).

Good app

I have tried every free app I can find. I find this app superior in its simplicity. The first word you use become your title so no separate actions. The pinch to zoom. #LoveIt. It’s easy to share the Notes as well. It’s free, you have nothing to lose

I was looking for a replacement for text edit that I used on my Mac. Trying to transition to an iPad Pro as my primary everything device. Went to write a quick note and had to watch two ads. Meh, I don’t think so. DELETE !!!

Can anyone explain why this app will not allow me to print a single-page note to the printer on my home wi-fi network? Try it yourself before offering an answer, please! If it takes more than two steps, I’m not interested.

give us ad-free paid version

this app is so simple and straight to the point of what it’s for not with all these random features!

I really appreciate that it’s an actual “text only” app. I use it to clean up urls I copy (to remove utm from links). I’m interested in a paid / ad-free version.

I found this to be just what I needed. I needed something to keep list’s on and this fits the bill.

I was looking for a NOTE app that was simple. Just text only. I can jot down a basic not. No format just words. I can copy some article from an internet page. Paste it to Note! and all the format is gone. The images gone. The hidden stuff gone. It’s just the remaining text. Say you find a recipe on the internet. Paste it into the native APP note and you get the paragraph formats, All the index spacing junk. The hidden ingredient or method html links. The dozens of advertising images and links. Paste it here in Note! And you get title, ingredients, and instructions…. That’s it Note to developers if you made a change it would be access the full character base of the font and offered to change typed things like 1/2 to the character set of the fraction.