Milanote

I really love this app. Helps me capture my creative thoughts on the go. But many elements on the web are not visible in the iPhone app. Such as, tables. This is a huge inconvenience to work seamlessly across various devices. Hence, scope for enhancements.

I sent in a note to customer service and received a reply in under an hour! Amazing!

I started using Milanote because it claims to be free initially, but the limitation of only 100 elements is frustrating. While I'm open to paying for a better plan, $10 per month is just too steep for a hobby. There will be months when I barely use it, so this cost doesn't feel justifiable.

You can’t make thing’s bigger??? Why I don’t understand why they would do that I can’t make my thing’s bigger so I can’t see it in any detail so I can’t do the thing I’m trying to do, the quote feature is bad, I’m just gonna say, it quotes the whole thing not just one area like I want it should be like the other typing ones like pressing it to be red doesn’t make everything red but when you turn in quotes it does??.

App crashes on 18.0

Graphs are not visible on iPhone….

The desktop one is great but the mobile is very glitchy and not really made for mobile. When ever i draw it freezes, which on desktop i can fix by clicking again but for this i have to restart the whole app. So this is more of a desktop thing.

literally defeats the purpose of milanote

Found this app in an article for creating moodboards, thought it would be a great app and a cheaper one than illustrator. However, the app for iPhones is completely useless unless you’ve already created boards on a desktop website (you can’t even use your phones web browser) or tablet. I’ll be deleting my account permanently and going back to illustrator. Not sure what the point of having the app available on iPhones when it’s useless.

Suddenly, this app won’t let me open the documents I’ve created on it because it literally decided not to work overnight. Overall, a buggy mess in general on iPadOS and iOS. Note boxes do not function properly with the typing suggestions, and does not play nicely with iPad keyboards or Apple’s spellcheck. Save yourself the hassle and just use a computer