Question 1

What does see the real note in the stack mean?

Accepted Answer

It means you can see the actual note - the full-size visual - instead of just the first two lines of text or a tiny unreadable preview. NeatNotes shows your notes exactly as they look, right inside the stack.

Question 2

Is NeatNotes a one-time purchase or a subscription?

Accepted Answer

NeatNotes is a one-time purchase. You can try it free for up to 14 active editing days. After the trial, you unlock the full app with a single one-time payment - no subscriptions.

Question 3

How do I create a reminder in NeatNotes?

Accepted Answer

Open any note and tap the bell icon above the keyboard. Select the date and time, and NeatNotes will create a reminder for that exact paragraph.

Question 4

What are Smart Stacks?

Accepted Answer

Smart Stacks automatically group your notes based on what's inside them. Type any word, and NeatNotes instantly creates a stack showing all notes that contain that word.

Question 5

Can I add photos to my notes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can add photos from your camera or photo library, and paste images directly from other apps like Safari.

Question 6

Do I need an account to use NeatNotes, and how does syncing work?

Accepted Answer

You don't need to create an account. Your notes are stored securely in Apple's CloudKit (iCloud) and sync automatically across your devices using your Apple ID.

Question 7

Where are my notes stored, and who can access them?

Accepted Answer

Your notes are stored privately in Apple's CloudKit, linked to your Apple ID. We cannot see your notes and never store them on our servers.

Question 8

How do readable links work in NeatNotes?

Accepted Answer

When you paste a link, NeatNotes automatically converts the long URL into a readable title so you can understand it at a glance.

Question 9

What types of notes can I create in NeatNotes?

Accepted Answer

NeatNotes offers three note styles: a plain rich-text note, a colorful sticky note with checklists, and a lined note inspired by a yellow pad.

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