Noto — The fastest way to send mobile notes

@daveambrose I'm curious but why not just write the note inside of evernote or write the reminders in your reminders?

@johnnyquachy I don't make Noto but I make Slapshot (http://www.producthunt.com/posts...) so I feel at least somewhat-but-not-at-all qualified to answer this... It's because you want to remember it later. No one remembers to check their notes later. Using the Reminders app is too many steps.

@ashrust 1) $0 2) multi-email support 3) we update our features :)

@kane Nice... 2 - would be great to do direct app integrations - ie add as asana task or fire IFTT event.

@ashrust Yup, there's a long tail of cool integrations we can tackle - @hsukenooi recommended Squarespace Notes as an app that already does some. For us, we'll start rolling out slowly and carefully - this was designed to be minimum effort and config, so we don't to bury it with feature bloat!

@kane Good call. I don't use Squarespace Notes for anything else but the email part.

@kane The speed and ease of setup on captio, is certainly a big draw for me but I do want opt-in complexity. About 50% of the time I use it, I end up then forwarded that email to Asana. If email was default but 2 taps allowed me to send it elsewhere (only if configured), that's something I'd pay for.

@kane Congrats! I really like the simplicity. A few suggestions: - Adding a subject with a tag so you can easily sort out these notes in your inbox - ability to add more than one picture - Adding location and times in the signature would be great - keep it as simple as it is :)

@SoleneMa Thanks! - We prefix [Noto] by default, and it's customizable in Settings :) - We've thought few a few UIs for this, but they are all more complex than what we have. It's on our feature consideration list for 1.1 - We actually killed timestamps bc emails generate them by default. Geolocation is nifty, will add to consideration. Why timestamps if you don't mind me asking? - Roger!

@kane - For the subject, I'd suggest to retrieve the first word/sentence that you write on the first line. So that even if you don't consider writing a subject it'd take the first words of the first line. Look up at day one, the first sentence is the title of the note and it works well. - Why timestamps? because if I fwd the notes or copy/paste, I'd love to have it directly on the note. But I can understand that it is a minor use case. I'd be happy to test any updates if you have a beta release!

@SoleneMa right now, the first line does become the subject - anything under a line break is in body only! Is that what you're asking?

@kane yes, perfect. I get "no subject" when I sent pictures. That's what bugged me around.

@davidlee us too - unfortunately, we don't have much Java talent on hand. I reached out to http://www.apportable.com/ to see if they can be helpful - the app is really simple, so hopefully one of these newfangled converters work!

@kane I know people at apportable--so if we're serious let's discuss.