Bundled Notes - Organize notes & projects

Keep everything organized—from personal notes and lists to projects, movie watchlists, recipes, bookmarks, and beyond. Whether you maintain straightforward notes and lists or prefer tailored solutions for comprehensive organization, Bundled Notes is the ideal application for you.

✨ Main Features:

→ Attractive Material You design featuring dynamic theming

→ Experience free from advertisements

→ Effortless synchronization across devices

→ Support for Markdown with user-friendly formatting

→ Robust organization through "bundles"

→ Project Kanban boards and personalized tags

→ Intelligent reminders and pinned notifications

→ Capability for file and photo attachments

→ Various themes including dark, light, and OLED options

🎯 Ideal For:

→ Taking personal notes

→ Managing tasks

→ Planning projects

→ Writing journals

→ Managing bookmarks and reading lists

→ Creating personal databases

→ Compiling collection lists

→ Organizing recipes

→ Keeping track of reading lists

→ Monitoring collections and lists

→ And much more!

⚡️ Enhanced Features:

→ Options for custom sorting and filtering

→ Personalized to-do workflows

→ Recurring reminders (Pro)

→ Web access (Pro)

→ Multiple aesthetic choices

Crafted with care by a solo developer, free from unnecessary features and ads.

FAQ.

Can I get a lifetime subscription?

This is a good question but for many reasons, the answer is unfortunately no.The costs to run and manage the infrastructure for Bundled Notes are ongoing, and subscriptions are the sole income source for the app.

For the sake of the longevity of the service, it's therefore not sensible to sell one-off, unlimited access - because at some point in time (years later, likely), such users will have cost more to run than they paid to unlock features of the service originally. Though the service is relatively cheap to run in its infancy, with user storage expanding and the likilihood of employees joining the team in the future, it is far more sensible to choose a business model that works in the long term from day one, rather than change the business model halfway and alienate existing customers.

There is also a more personal reason: Bundled Notes is currently a one-man team, so income stability is important. One-time payments create a frustrating effect where some months can be very profitable, and others can be much lower. For the sake of being able to provide a consistent service with a predictable income, subscriptions are by far the best method.

What can Bundled Notes do?

Bundled Notes has a range of productivity, note-taking, and organisation features. The premise is simple: you create different 'bundles' to solve different problems. Bundles are like notebooks in other applications, but with a greater range of unique configuration. For example, you could have one bundle be for basic notes like Google Keep, one bundle for a project with boards of information and organised data, and another for neatly categorised recipes. Combined with a reminders system, to-do functionality, powerful tags and a rich text editor, the possibilities of bundles are near endless.

What are bundles?

Bundles are basically notebooks that you make to store and organise different things. Each bundle can have different notes, different sort orders, diffent tags & a different look and feel.

For example, you might have a grid bundle that looks like Google Keep for your regular notes, a list bundle to keep track of movies and shows you want, and then a Kanban boards bundle for keeping track of a project you are working on. Each bundle is like a mini-app.

Can you setup to-do lists?

There are many ways to approach to-do lists in Bundled Notes. The first thing to consider is whether you want all your to-do items in one bundle, or whether they might be organised into different bundles/spaces. You might, for example, have a general to-do bundle, a shopping list bundle, and a school to-do bundle.

To-do lists with Tag Actions

The first and most integrated way to create to-do lists is with tags. When editing a tag, you may enable the"Add to-do checkbox to notes with this tag" option - all notes with these tags will get a clickable checkbox. This means in the one bundle, you can have to-do items alongside other non-actionable content. For example, in a University bundle, you might have the "Assignment" tag be todoable, but not the "Lecture Notes" tag. By default, checked items are sorted to the bottom.

To-do with changing tags

You could also set up a to-do system with tags that change from one to the next - the "Swap tags" feature. This is especially useful if your to-do items have multiple stages - like "Planning", "Doing" and "Done" in a project bundle, or "Want to read", "Reading" and "Finished Reading" in a Books List bundle.

To set this up using the Books List example:

Create the "Want to read", "Reading" and "Finished Reading" tags.

Edit the "Want to read" tag by long-pressing it. Enable the "Add swap tags button to notes with this tag". Finally, select the "Reading" tag as the tag to swap to. Click save.

Edit the "Reading" tag by long-pressing it. Enable the "Add swap tags button to notes with this tag". Finally, select the "Finished Reading" tag as the tag to swap to. Click save.

And, voila! Now, all you have to do to swap the tags of a note is tap the button on the Book notes!

Can I get a lifetime subscription?

This is a good question but for many reasons, the answer is unfortunately no.The costs to run and manage the infrastructure for Bundled Notes are ongoing, and subscriptions are the sole income source for the app.

For the sake of the longevity of the service, it's therefore not sensible to sell one-off, unlimited access - because at some point in time (years later, likely), such users will have cost more to run than they paid to unlock features of the service originally. Though the service is relatively cheap to run in its infancy, with user storage expanding and the likilihood of employees joining the team in the future, it is far more sensible to choose a business model that works in the long term from day one, rather than change the business model halfway and alienate existing customers.

There is also a more personal reason: Bundled Notes is currently a one-man team, so income stability is important. One-time payments create a frustrating effect where some months can be very profitable, and others can be much lower. For the sake of being able to provide a consistent service with a predictable income, subscriptions are by far the best method.