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Show IH: Noties - A simple and powerful note-taking app

Hello πŸ‘‹ I wanted to make a note-taking app simple as Google Keep and powerful as Notion πŸ“The result is Noties - https://noties.co

What do you think?

on November 13, 2019
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    Very nicely executed, Marco! Polished, clean design. Do you support expand/collapse text fields, like Dropbox Paper? Notion is no good at that.
    The video walkthru is very useful, but it's a bit fast initially. I'd probably start off by creating a new rich-format notie (not lorem Ipsum) and then moving into the search phase to revealed additional features.
    The fact that you had to move your mouse to go back and forth between search input and search results had me twitching. A keybind for ctrl+f would prove intuitive, I bet.
    Happy to see there are newcomers to the market! I keep being pulled back to Paper for their simplicity/UX, but challengers like yourself always bring something new.

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      Hello, thank you! πŸ™

      Do you support expand/collapse text fields, like Dropbox Paper?

      Not yet but I could implement it πŸ‘

      The video walkthru is very useful, but it's a bit fast initially. I'd probably start off by creating a new rich-format notie (not lorem Ipsum) and then moving into the search phase to revealed additional features.

      I initially did a long video where I create notes but then I thought that it might have been too long for the landing page so I did a short and fast video to show an overview. Maybe I'll reuse the old video πŸ˜„

      The fact that you had to move your mouse to go back and forth between search input and search results had me twitching. A keybind for ctrl+f would prove intuitive, I bet.

      Great, I will definitely add this soon, also something like ctrl+n to create a new note. ⌨️

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        might have been too long for the landing page
        I agree - short and fast is the format to stick to! Just reorder the sequence so it's easier for people to 'get' what the tool does. If you have multiple approaches, set up an quick A/B campaign and see which converts. You can always go the route of fiverr for a summary video, though your overall presentation is great as is.