Simplife 4+

Name: Simplife
Price: 2.99 AUD
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Sangmook Lee

Minimal note

Sangmook Lee

Designed for iPad

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- $2.99

Description

Incredibly Simple, Functional and Easy to use.
Meet the note app haven't experienced until now.
Simplife is minimally designed so you can focus on writing.
With Simplife, you can keep everything what you want.

[Features]

- Support Multiple notes
- Passcode lock(start-up screen and for each note)
- Calendar view for each note
- Change date of entries
- Attach photos and map
- Change font type and size
- Share to E-mail and Twitter
- Duplicate to other note in your Simplife
- Backup/Restore with Dropbox and iTunes
- Search entries in the all notes

[With Simplife, try like this]

- Daily journal
- Private diary
- Drafts for your ideas
- Scrap book of your favorites
- Wish list
- Travel note

6 Dec 2021

Version 2.4

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Does not work across 2 devices

Useless - does not sync. Otherwise I like the design pity I can only use it on one device - even if I back up and restore still does not work.

Excellent clean, minimalist design

Excellent design and tremendously useful for taking notes. It doesn't have many features but the design more than makes up for it.

Would be great if we can add more photos and delete photos. And integration with Evernote would be amazing.

For those who takes notes often and appreciate a well designed app, this is a must.

Brutal simplicity

Brutal simplistic, elegant, smooth - yes

Functionality - no

Design wise this application triumph in this field, my fondness is a affection to concede the brutal simplicity that makes it a dream to use.

On the other hand, key functions are absent, hence creating the only flaw within this application.

Adding different pass codes to a folder, as if an intruder has figured out the first set of code, hence making the rest vulnerable.

Photo's within the application should have the option to delete.

Most fundamentally important to me is to be able to bold text, hence HTML perhaps?

The developer, Sangmook Lee, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.