#Keep notes app pdf#
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#Keep notes app Offline#

At the time of writing, the subscription for both mobile and desktop adds up to $30 per year, and that’s less than the up-front cost of most other “buckets” I’ve evaluated. More feature-full alternatives exist, but for my purposes, Keep It is absolutely outstanding. Keep It addresses all of these matters handily and the price is reasonable. I’ve been searching far and wide for a good “bucket” application into which I can throw web pages, articles, notes, screenshots, audio clips, whatever! And it’s remarkable how many such applications exist, but in fairly incomplete or unsatisfactory ways: they’re quite often ugly (a minor point, but important if you’re using Mojave’s Dark Mode), over-complicated, mobile-unfriendly, and/or use proprietary sync solutions that may incur their own subscription rates. Subscriptions may be managed and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Your iTunes Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. The subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

#Keep notes app trial#

Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account following a free trial, unless you cancel the subscription at least 24-hours before the end of the trial period.

A choice of either a monthly or yearly subscription is available. Keep It can be used with a paid subscription that you can purchase in the app.

Automate tasks with AppleScript, Automator or Shortcuts.

Use a bookmarklet to add links from web browsers that don’t use Share extensions.

Save files to Keep It’s folders to automatically add them to the library.

Share extension can add links, text, images and other files, and append text to notes from within other apps.

Copy clickable links to items and lists in Keep It.

Compact Mode reduces the app to a single column, ideal for using alongside other apps.

Use the Tag Filter to see all items with a tag and any other relevant tags choose another tag to drill down further.

Use keywords and natural language for dates while searching.

Choose suggestions to create complex searches with ease.

Text recognition for scanned documents and images.

Search everything in Keep It: names, tags, file contents, dates, kinds and more.

Make items favorites and drag lists to the Favorites Bar for quick access.

Use labels to color-code items for quick visual recognition.

Use bundles to gather items into one place - items can be in more than one bundle at a time.

Folders let you organise things hierarchically - select a folder to see everything it and its subfolders contain.

Share folders and items with other Keep It users via iCloud.

Use the Recents list to see things you’ve added or viewed lately.

Use icon view to browse items by their thumbnails.

See summaries and thumbnails in the list for most files.

Add any other kind of file, and see previews for most images, documents, web pages, and more.

#Keep notes app pdf#

Add highlights and notes to PDF documents.

Markdown documents, with preview and syntax highlighting in a choice of styles.

#Keep notes app Offline#

Web links with live previews, or saved for offline viewing as PDFs or web archives.Notes with styles, checklists and attachments that look good and read well on all your devices.

Keep It is the destination for all those things you want to put somewhere, confident you will find them again later. Hopefully, text pasted from other sources is handled gracefully.Keep It is notebook, scrapbook and organizer, ideal for writing notes, saving web links, storing documents, images or any kind of file, and finding them again.Īvailable on Mac, and as a separate app for iPhone and iPad, changes are automatically made available across all your devices with iCloud. This should have always been an option for users that want it, but one of Google Keep’s charms is simplicity.

#Keep notes app android#

The introductory prompt only references the Android app. Of note, this will first be available to new notes before becoming on existing ones. That version is not yet widely rolled out via the Play Store, while there’s a server-side component to availability as well. We’re not yet seeing it yet on several devices we checked today. Text formatting has been spotted going live with Google Keep 5.23.322.05. The formatting behavior is pretty standard and in line with other text editors. You then have Bold, Italics, Underlined, and Strikethrough. This will open a bar that starts with Heading 1 (H1), Heading (H2), and the existing “Aa” default. The notes toolbar will feature a new underlined “A” icon after the “plus” and Background options. Still waiting for the day when we can sort notes by oldest first so that we can easily delete old notes.