would love if this could support pdf export. its such a powerful all in one tool but feels like a graveyard for my notes without multiple export options. not everyone exports in markdown and id rather not use both recall and obsidian just so i can export my notes as a pdf. the way i use obsidian is to store my research notes so i can make connections between them recall is so much better at that but without any pdf support its hard to make the switch. Would love it there were also home view options so users could switch from gallery to list to table views as they wish cause sometimes the gallery view can quickly look overwhelming and messy. Such a cool app though, I remember trying it almost a year ago I think and its so much more user friendly now.

I really enjoyed the app. I think the idea is excellent and has great potential to help people learn and organize their knowledge more effectively. However, I feel that the monetization model prioritizes profit a bit too much over accessibility. It would be very valuable to have a free option (with limitations), for example: allowing up to 10 summaries with the ability to delete old ones to make room for new ones, as well as limiting the number of quiz questions. Right now, the 10 tokens provided are used up quickly and, even if you delete summaries, they can’t be recovered, which forces you to pay for the membership. I completely understand that maintaining the app has costs and that a paid plan is fair, but I believe there should also be a free alternative for those who truly want to keep learning but don’t have the resources to spend nearly $90 on an annual membership. Unfortunately, for now I’ll have to uninstall the app and look for other options, though I hope the team considers a more accessible model in the future.

This app has truly impressed me With it’s capabilities in keeping notes and quizzing. Still digging deep into this. So far I’ve had a joyful time understanding the application, however, there are plenty of bugs that make it tough to use continuously. I’d love to see an improvement in seemles use of the app. It also tends to forget what I was doing just by turn my phone to the side it resets the quiz. Sharing also has been difficult with certain apps and other LLM’s. I hope to see this app continue to Improve and will be using this more for my schooling. So far a great application and would recommend to others for work or schooling👍

Yeah, I know “everything should be free” (oh, but I want to be paid handsomely for whatever it is I do, right?) Anyway, a vast amount of information is available FOR FREE on the web, but who has the time to sort through all the noise to find what’s really useful and what’s not? And, after accomplishing that sysyphean task, who can remember it all and connect all the dots? Why not put this tech to work for you? Try Recall - a small taste for free, $10 USD for a month’s worth of more in-depth use, or sign up for a year for less than $100 USD. I’m a cheapskate, and that doesn’t seen like such a bad deal to me.