Recall:

🧠 Second Brain
📝 Daily Notes

[Recall: @getRecallApp]

Long time no see! Who’s ready for a WAY better dark mode—and a whole lot more?

[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

The biggest @getRecallApp update is here—let me show you how I use it as my second brain to capture all my fleeting thoughts
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[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

Help me decide which accent color should be the default in @getRecallApp's next update?

[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

Working on making @getRecallApp a truly pleasant experience to use

[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

Some new features coming to @getRecallApp next week ✨

[Recall: @getRecallApp]

🔜🗓️Coming soon: calendar events will appear among your daily notes

[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

🙌Got inspired by the Apple Journal app

[Adam KP @AdamKPx]

Introducing Recall: a new approach to daily note-taking that nearly eliminates the time spent on organizing your notes.

(Giveaway for @tryTodayApp users below!)

Recall was created because I personally take a lot of daily notes and like to jot down my thoughts quickly, but ideas and notes saved in traditional note-taking apps often get lost.

Here’s how Recall helps you stay efficient and organized:

• Recall displays your notes on a timeline and automatically categorizes them based on what you write while creating the entries, saving you the hassle of organizing your notes afterward

• Creating categories is simple: just add a colon after the first word of your entry. For example, a categorized entry looks like this -> Home: Don’t forget to water the plants tomorrow morning

• You can create three types of entries: Note, Title, and To-Do

• Not only can you browse your organized notes within the automatically created folders, but you can also create custom smart folders, called Recalls, that organize entries based on up to 5 keywords you choose. This makes it easy to review and track your thoughts

• In the main view, with just one tap, you can filter and see your day organized. You can also view your tasks separately, and don’t worry, you won’t miss any previous tasks either because the app will show you overdue tasks as well

In short, Recall is a simple-to-use note-taking, to-do, and productivity app that gives you complete clarity over your own thoughts.

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