Catch Notes App for Android
There is no dearth of note taking apps in Google Play. But most of them may not come with all the features you need. The best bet you have is to go for the one that offers more features. Catch Notes app for Android is one such application that takes your regular note taking routine to a new level altogether. Catch Notes may be downloaded from Google Play for free of cost.
How Catch Notes App Works?
To start with, Catch Notes Android app supports tags, the same way you use it in Twitter. It helps you organize or categorize your notes better. The app also converts common text elements into hotlinks; i.e. click on URLs to open them in a browser window, or click on phone numbers to dial them directly.
Of course, you would want to share your notes with your peers/pals. Catch Notes comes with a multitude of sharing options, including email, text, and SNS such as Twitter and Facebook. It is also possible to export it to a QR code for scanning. Entries shared in this manner may be commented upon by others who are viewing it, thanks to Snaptic’s servers synchronizing with your Android device. Further, you can use your Snaptic account or Google account to sign in and view your notes on the web.
It is also possible to take photos from within the app, or pick photos from the SD card and attack tags to them to create a searchable photo album. Further, the app gives you the flexibility to add photos to the home screen. Catch Notes Android application also records your location using your phone’s GPS to remind you where you were when a particular note was taken. The user interface of Catch Notes is well laid out, and quite user friendly. As far as reliability is concerned, the app is quite robust and stable across devices. On the downside, there is no voice recording feature for the otherwise well-equipped notes app.
Final Thoughts
Catch Notes app for Android may not be as comprehensive as Evernote. But it keeps matters simple, and fast and easy to use, without compromising on critical functionalities. The app got all the features that you expect from a free note taking app. Verdict: Worthy substitute for you current free notes taking application.
Category: Free Android Apps, Free Android Lifestyle
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