Minimal | Notes

I composed a message to publish to the web. After putting it online I had a p. s. to add and wondered how to update the already published message. When discovering the fact that the published site is updated as you make changes in Minimal I was overjoyed. Maybe not overjoyed but joyed anyway. Thanks for taking care of that procedure when creating this app. Good job. I recommend Minimal to my friends and contacts! Hugh p.s. the deeper I go into this app the more i appreciate the work that’s gone into covering all the details. I just changed the app’s icon and a pop up opened telling me the icon has been changed. I feel fortunate to work with this wonderful tool and discover the features of the attention given to the little details. Every time I use it the more integrated it becomes in my time and info organization daily. Hey, anyone that reads this may benefit greatly by choosing to give it a whirl! 😋

This is the closest I've come to a notes/to-do/journaling app that works the way I'd hope. I've tried Moleskine Journey, Google Docs, and many others too briefly to remember the names, and this one works the best in terms of simplicity, sycning across devices, and pleasant UX. To-do lists are very easy, the minimal design is very appreciated, and the options for customization are just the right amount. The auto-updating of the app icon color and font to match customized settings is really nice on the iPhone and iPad. I wish I could figure out how to do this on the Mac app, if it's an option there, too. I've really enjoyed this and it does a good job of bypassing a complicated new-user orientation or accumulating note clutter, the two biggest pitfalls I've experienced with similar apps. Nothing about this app has been frustrating. Hooray for that!

I am one of those crazy digital dorks who tries everything. And I mean, everything. Sometimes just for fun. The world of note-taking is crazy right now. New ones are popping up what feels like every day. And this dork is tired and wanted to find a note-taking app and be done. And I did. Finally. I have every notes app you can imagine on my mac and don't get me wrong, there are some powerful and unique apps out there, but when it came down to it and I looked at how I was actually working, I saw that the majority of the "notes" I create get to a point where they graduate and are used somewhere else after I was done. A natural progression in my workflow. Emails, blog posts, presentations, or even jotting down ideas that I wanted to get down, so I didn't forget them. But even with the spontaneous ideas, they would end up somewhere else entirely in my workflow, like Miro, ClickUp, or Things. In the end, as I mentioned, I found my note-taking app. Finally. Bravo, Minimal team, wherever you are in the world. You nailed it. Best, Pete (P.S. Suggestion if I may. Integration with Things and ClickUp. Send to the inbox for Things and a list in ClickUp. It would be amazing. :) )