#Noteplan vs things 3 trial
I am on a free trial right now and I am set to get the paid version of the app in Sep -The fact that I am leaving a review at this stage is only indicative of the HUGE potential and brilliance of this app. I saw that people were raving about it on Twitter as well and I couldn't help but get this. They all seem to be missing one or the other feature and the closest anything has come to meeting that benchmark, is this app. The ability to access and modify my notes, tasks and calendar, all in one place, cross-platform is beyond amazing! That is the foremost thing that sets Noteplan apart, in fact, a class apart from all other apps out there. I have used all other productivity apps out there across both iOS and Mac, but nothing comes close to the features Noteplan provides. I recently downloaded this app and fell in love with it at first sight(or use). This is a great way to support us, indie developers. If you are happy with the app, please rate it, or even leave a review. Improvement to the loading speed of events Fixed an issue with running dark themes in light mode Fixed a bug with duplicated synced lines Fixed an issue with accepting a shared note when NotePlan wasn’t running Fixed an issue with merging notes (duplicated content) Events now load when you disabled periodic notes Monthly or weekly calendar view is now saved on restarts Pasting copied text from iOS apps to NotePlan on macOS now works Published notes now stay published even if you change the filename or move it around NotePlan 3.9 contains a couple of behind-the-scenes improvements to renaming files and folders. On iPad with an external keyboard hit CMD+Return before dragging tasks.Ī FASTER NOTEPLAN EXPERIENCE - Better performance when renaming files and folders They let you change the start or end time of your time block. You can easily resize it by long-pressing a task to reveal drag handles. (Tip: use the timeline dragbar handle at the top to make the timeline smaller and to see more of your daily note!) Once you drag a task onto the timeline, a time block is created automatically. You can now also drag any task from your daily note onto the timeline. You’ll see your daily events, reminders, and NotePlan tasks with time blocks at a glance. The much-loved macOS timeline is now available on iOS and iPadOS! Simply tap the “calendar time” icon in the lower right-hand corner of a daily note to bring up the timeline. PLAN YOUR DAY ON iOS AND iPadOS - Timeline with drag & drop and easy resizing Finally, published notes now stay published even if you change the filename or move it around. This release also brings some performance improvements when you rename folders and notes. Plan your day by dragging and dropping tasks to the timeline, resizing them, or moving them around. NotePlan 3.9 bring the timeline feature to iOS and iPadOS! Now you can easily see events, reminders, and even create time blocks from NotePlan tasks. After purchase, manage your subscriptions in App Store Account Settings. Your subscription will automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Subscriptions will be charged to your credit card through your iTunes account. We have long-term roadmaps and listen to customers to improve the apps. NotePlan is developed independently and prioritizes user features and requests.
Bi-directional notes: link your calendar and your notes in any direction, automatically.Organize any way you want to: from simple folders over P.A.R.A.Create tasks and notes quickly with Markdown.Plan your day by seeing your calendar, notes, and tasks in a single view.
Perfect for project managers, designers, researchers, writers, students, or anyone who wants to be organized and efficient. NotePlan lets you manage everything in one place: your tasks, notes, and calendar. Having trouble planning your day, managing your to-do list, and organizing your notes? Always jumping between apps and losing track of what to do and where you put things?
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