Memo Sticky Notes + Widget
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity | Free | Nebula S.r.L. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Memos are like sticky notes. Pop open a new memo in less than a second and use it to jot down phone numbers, messages, meeting notes, or write down ideas before you forget them. You can assign different colors to your memos to visually set them apart.
- Drag and Drop
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MemoPremium is an auto renewable subscription:
- Unlock memos even more quickly using Touch ID
- Sync memos across Macs via iCloud sync
- Set memos to auto-lock after a set interval
- Differnt Color Memo
- Export
$0.99 monthly, $9.99 annually
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Price may vary by location. Subscriptions will be charged to your credit card through your iTunes account. Your subscription will automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You will not be able to cancel the subscription once activated. Manage your subscriptions in Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription.
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Privacy Policy: http://memo-app.net/memo-privacy
Terms of Service: http://memo-app.net/memo-terms
Reviews
9.99$ Yearly?
Macnamaramac
Really? What world do these developers thing we wanna live? Imagine instead of paying for something once and forget it forever, to pay every single year? Jesus Christ, this is nonsense .... Imagine a “NOTE” application that you have to pay every single year for an application? No way! I wonder why people have less money for stuff that they really need. This is not a sale, this is a rent, you are basically renting the functionality of this app. This is so selfish and sick. This app doesn’t even deserve 1 star. Absolutely disgraceful and unprofessional.
Crashing
HURRY UP!
Was great when it worked but now crashes every time I try to open it so I can’t access my notes!
Decent
TVfordinner
I use Airmail on all of my devices, so of course I thought I’d love Memo. The thing is, it’s just Apple’s own Notes with a different skin. I expected something different.
Why the subscription
matteosaeed
So I get it that the developer needs to make money. Why list the app for free then ask for subscription? Looks awful anyways, don’t bother
A subscription, really?
JM Nickname
Don’t waste your time downloading this. It is hardly better than iOS notes and it is a monthly or yearly subscription. I know, but I am not joking. It’s $10 a year for a note app. Absurd.
Nothing Special But A Subscription
opiapr
I have no issues paying a subscription for apps including notes and writing apps. I pay for Evernote, Bear and Ulysses. But all of the offer value. This app do not offer anything better than the stock notes app and still wants a subscription. Dev if you want to charge a subscription you need to offer value is that simple.
iOS Built in Notes is FREE
The Family 2009
iOS & MacOS has Built in notes and it’s free... and even better then this garbage that has a Monthly/Yearly Fee
No iPad Support
some unique name
It’s not even worth commenting on the subscription costs if this app does not support iPad full screen and landscape. Deleted!
Really? I use it more than Bear and Evernote
financial analyst 4
Lots of apps have cross-platform sync. My only request to the developer was for a white note background. I already like this more than Bear and Evernote. It’s much faster. Bear and Evernote take 2-3 steps to take a note. By the time I find the note in Bears left margin, I’ve already made my note in memo. I’ve even stopped using Todoist, since it also takes longer and I can’t jot down real notes. I paid for Agenda and it’s below all 3. I haven’t had any problems with syncing my Mac and iOS. And honestly this is so fast I just love it. Give it a chance guys, I don’t want the developer to stop working on this.
What's the Point?
Nickian
Why would anyone use this when there are so many more advanced note taking apps that don't require a subscription. Plus, I'm not interested in sync via iCloud. Use an open platform we can trust, like NextCloud or WebDAV.
