NoteBook

A note-taking app that can’t manage lots of notes is useless. Unfortunately, most apps on iPad either present your note-taking sessions as a list or shallow outline. Neither approach scales, and what’s worse, neither approach fits the way it’s all organized in your head.

NoteBook’s solution is the “notebook” metaphor. Each NoteBook document looks like a paper notebook, made up of pages, sections, and subsections. They resemble the notebooks you’ve used all your life, so they’re instantly familiar. And Notebooks are very flexible. Want a Notebook with a single long page of notes? No problem. Need a Notebook with multiple sections and subsections to organize your clients? That’s easy. Unlike other note-taking software, with NoteBook you can keep your notes organized in whatever way makes sense.

In fact, NoteBook’s unique combination of features makes it ideally suited to managing projects. Notebooks can contain notes you’ve made, spreadsheets with important figures, images of worksites, flow charts of business logic, whatever you need to keep together and organized. You can even add checkboxes and due dates to the action items in your notes, or links to contacts in your Address Book. So when three o’clock rolls around, flip to your client’s page in the open accounts section, tap the contact link to pull up her number, fill the page with notes from the call, and add checkboxes and due dates to the action items that come out of your conversation. With everything in one place, staying organized is almost automatic.

NoteBook makes it easy to capture lots of information, and to keep it organized in a way that makes sense to you. But with all that information, how do you find a particular note when you’re not sure where it is? The answer is the Multidex – read more….