I’ve already made several adjustments based on your observations. Thanks to more than 150 of you who responded to the reader survey with about 3,000 total agree / disagree / compare votes and comments. I’m using it mainly to create clean versions of specific notes and docs I intend to share with others. I find that helpful for taking and sharing meeting notes, though I’m not yet relying on Craft for all daily notes. Here’s Craft’s summary statement on data ownership and accessibility.Ī new feature allows you to create notes quickly for any calendar item, if you link your calendar. You can also importĬraft is thoughtful about making sure your data remains yours, securely, backed-up, exportable, and private (until & unless you share it). You can export any document you’ve created as a PDF, Word doc, markdown, as a nicely-formatted email, or to services like Bear, Ulysses, Things, NotePlan or Day One (which I recently wrote about ). The block linking isn’t as powerful as Roam’s, but it’s still handy.Ĭraft plays well with other apps. Just type the sign and start typing in a word or two to find the bullet or block of text you want to link to in your new note. You can just link to the other place you referenced it. That means you don’t have to type the same thing in multiple places. To save time, Craft lets you link to any block of text you've already written in the app. The sub-sections use thumbnail previews more elegant than in any other notes tool I’ve seen. Roam and Mem.ai, two other new services I like, don’t work well yet on mobile.Ĭraft streamlines long documents by enabling you to organize material within attractive sub-pages and thumbnail cards.
Craft vs noteplan mac#
It’s easy to create, edit and share notes and docs on an iPhone, iPad, Mac or the Web. Welcome to Meditation Yoga by Jai CheswickĪ Craft version of Bill and Melinda Gates’ annual letter by the Craft teamĪ photo page with dance photos by Lois Greenfield, shared by Christopher CurtisĪ Craft version of Tesla's Master Plan Deux by the Craft team I’ve selected these not to highlight their content but to illustrate Craft’s design functionality. Scroll through the following docs to see how Craft enables nice-looking sub-pages. Examples of documents made with Craft.do 🎨
That lets you digress or branch in new directions when necessary, adding sub-topics without making your doc feel long or muddled. You end up with a streamlined, eye-catching one-pager that’s organized and easy to read, with as many layers of content tucked within as you like. The sub-pages show up as gorgeous “cards” that open up your additional material. Craft’s standout feature is letting you create elegant documents by neatly tucking in multiple sub-pages. Without this cleaning-up step my notes are tricky for me to make sense of later. I also rely on it to compile messy notes into more readable summaries. Craft is a stellar new tool for creating notes and documents.
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