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Introducing the new mymind iOS app, rebuilt from scratch. We made huge improvements to performance and speed, along with many design updates to make your mind more beautiful and enjoyable to use. It will feel familiar – but smoother, faster, more reliable.
Interesting, but... Not even a trial to try "reading mode"? As someone who isn't fully satisfied with Pocket, I'm actively looking for alternatives. Turn offs here: - The pricing (especially if you're a "light" user) - hard to justify - No offline reading - No full trial (or full functionality with limited capacity). Reading mode is locked. For me (and for now), it's a pass.
I've been using Mymind for months. I like the app because: - It's beautiful and delightful to use. - It's simple yet quite adequate for taking notes and saving articles (though they don't offer a read mode for the free version. It's okay; I just click the links). - I prefer the tagging system much more than the folder system; I just don't want to spend so much time and energy organizing notes. - The Serendipity function is very helpful for people like me who hoard information. But I still don't want to pay for the pro version because: - Firstly, BUGS. That's the major reason. I don't know about you guys, but every time I use the iOS version, after I click "Space," my cursor goes crazy and the whole app flies with my cursor here and there. I can't stop it unless I force quit the app. - It's too pricey. I'm already paying for quite a lot of apps, and for Mymind as a note-taking app, it costs too much. But this is a personal judgment. - I'm not sure if once I upgrade the app, and later if I downgrade it, will I still have my notes. I watched a YouTube introduction, and it seems I won't be able to retrieve my information. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
Although thoughtfully and beautifully designed, I'm skeptical because there don't seem to be any import tools or integrations. As intrigued as I am, I can't see starting from scratch with mymind unless I use it for a new, very specific project, which I'm guessing wasn't the intent. There's no way I would or could leave behind years of material on other platforms. How are all the enthusiastic five-star reviewers dealing with this challenge?
This seems like a very elegant app to replace Raindrop.io. I love the slick user interface and the soft look.
