Spaces.

The developer seems to have lost interest after doing lifetime sales. This is the risk in paying your money to such fly by night scam developers like Marvey Tech.

I really liked the App to write my notes, but is very inconsistent. It closes by itself all the time when you are writing. You reopen, and it will close over and over again. And before they mention anything, it is updated. It is a consistent problem. I was planning to buy it for lifetime since I liked it, but due to these problems I’ll stick with Apple Notes for free.

This recent update for some reason keeps bringing up the tutorial screen, or the one that shows you what this app is. And when I go to try to change the app icon, it keeps crashing the app.

Initially worked great and easy to use with great features c/t stock iOS Notes app. However, Spaces is now not usable d/t instant crashes & support is gone - even with annual paid subscription. Hope to hear from Marvey Tech soon.

Upon inserting an image from the Photos library.

The app is otherwise very smooth, but sometimes when I have a particularly large note (300+ words, and maybe a picture) the app starts to lag a little and my keyboard suddenly functions very slowly. I exited out the app multiple times, thinking it was probably just my phone acting up, but it’s actually the app itself. If this would be fixed it’d easily be a five star rating from me.

Update comment: (09-23-22) People sometimes get caught with popular paid promos and ended up buying the wrong apps because of that. This app is by far, the best of its kind. Better than Bear, better than Agenda, better than OneNote and even better than Apple’s Note. I’m not kidding. This app have been designed with the user in mind. There’s no app that feels like home other than Spaces. Give it a try. Just a try and you will never go back! Old Comment: Sometimes I just open this app to browse my notes because of the beauty of it. Works great and looks great. Keep the good Work

Does not work properly on an iPad with attached keyboard. There is a bottom footer menu that overlaps the Action button and whatever else is hidden under there. Can’t make it go away, basically unusable. Does not handle code blocks correctly: the triple-backtick opening for a code block has to be on the same uninterrupted line as the closing backticks - so you can’t actually put a code “block” in there, because no carriage returns. That’s just inline code with more backticks. HTML export does not include images (not embedded or exported into a folder for linking, instead it includes a junk link that cannot be accessed outside the app. It also doesn’t include any kind of style sheet so whatever your markdown looks like in-app, it likely won’t look that way in HTML format. When exporting to PDF, images were cut off rather than being sized to fit the page. It looks good, syncs over iCloud, supports nested tags for organization much like Bear (but calls them “spaces), and supports a good set of Markdown…but it needs some real work before I’d pay money for it, versus existing competitors.

Updated review: I paid for the annual subscriptoion so I can see how the sync performs. I dragged a PDF file to a note in the Mac app and it shows in the note as a box with PDF in it. Clciking on that box and choosing open with Preview did open the document. It took a long time for the PDF to sync to the iphone and when it finally appeared in the note it does not open. Text and image (JPEG) synced OK. After activating sync, there are triplicate of one of the default notes that come with the app on the Mac (i deleted my note). There is no support for tables. Needless to say, I cancelled my subscription the same day. This may well become a good app, but I am done trying half baked apps. Original review: Initially tinkering with the Mac trial version seem to be OK but: 1. No support attachments other than photos/images 2. Copied a link to a note and inserted in Reminders. Clicking on the link opened a different note. 3. Does not support the Share extension. 4. Sync is not available in the trial version, unlike most other software. With the negative comments from other reviews, I would not pay a subscription fee before trying out sync and making sure it works properly. So, not for me (for now).

After making a lot of noise at their launch, the developers have gone underground. The limited time launch of lifetime purchase became permanent and is now discounted. A minor update here and there keeps hope alive for the promises that the team made last year. But no idea where this is headed.