SnipNotes

SnipNotes 2.2 has arrived on the App Store today! This update takes full advantage of 3D Touch, gives you more ways to create notes and optimizes the app for iOS 10.

For a limited time, SnipNotes is available for just 99 cents!

Development of the Mac app is making good progress, the third beta is now available. That's a good moment to give you an overview of what's new since the first beta.

You have requested it, now you can take a look for yourself: I'm happy to announce the first SnipNotes beta for macOS! Development is far from finished, but I want to incorporate your feedback as early as possible. This is a completely new app after all. You can download the beta right below, there is no registration required. Read on to learn what's inside the first version and what's still missing.

The wait is over, SnipNotes 2.1 has been released on the App Store today!

This update adds some of the most frequently requested features:

• You can now create custom categories for your notes. Enter a name and pick one of over forty icons. Categories synchronize over iCloud and are available on all your devices
• The new trash allows you to restore deleted notes
• Notes will now remember their last modification date and sort accordingly. Thereby the most frequently used notes will always stay at the top of your list
• This update also contains a lot of bug fixes and smaller improvements

The new SnipNotes update is coming closer and it's time to take a look at the new features included in this update. I've already talked about the new categories, today I will introduce you to the new trash and other useful improvements. You can already try out these new features for yourself, simply sign up for the beta.

A few weeks ago I gave you an overview about what's next for SnipNotes. A new big update is well on its way and will i.a. include support for custom categories, which help you with organizing your notes. This feature is already included in the latest beta release, you can sign up here to try it out. Today I want to give you a little more insight about how this feature is going to work.