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Google Keep Reviews
We have 3 reviews for Google Keep. The average overall ratings is 3.0 / 5 stars.
Overall Opinion: There is a lot to it than it really shows It's been a really long time since I wrote something in google keep This is really Painful Well, there is a lot of issues with it : • you can't change styles bold, italic, underline • you can't make dots that are integrated into the app • you can't make checkboxes unless for all the lines • you can't make a proper system of hierarchy to the flow of thoughts This made me leave the app gradually this system needs to be improved more, and needs to be upgraded, cause the other competitors are doing better in finding the right solutions for the right problems Google needs to think about this • it's true that this is a note app, but it needs more functions • I may enjoy reading the things I write here in the phone app but in the laptop, this makes actually no sense • Cause not being able to format what you write the way you want is actually a pain in the ass
Pros: free very good user experience in the mobile app a quick and smooth experience on both Pc and mobile app the easy usage and facility of usage
Cons: not being able to format text not being able to make different sections in each card u use and a lot of other things that needs to be changes
Overall Opinion: Would have been 5 starts 2 days ago, where i did not know there was a label limit to 50 ... -really I would expect that in 1998 ... but not now - TAKE MY MONEY someone ...and make this 50.000 label limit
Pros: -
Cons: -
Overall Opinion: Google Keep maintains a strong presence in the technological field of note-taking systems. The ability to instantly sync notes across platforms while having the customer support and backing of Google make this cloud-based software very desirable.
Pros: Instant Save Feature: The instant save feature is important as some note taking programs do not autosave. If you are capturing a picture or idea, then it is important that this is saved with little hassle. Notes can also be taken offline and are then uploaded when reconnected to the internet. Multiple Platform Usage: The user can sync data across devices and this makes it very useful. The data and notes can also be shared with other users (minus social media) to collaborate on a specific topic. User-friendly Dashboard: The overall appearance and ease by which notes can be taken is pretty straightforward. The notes appear as little snippets of information and the most recently revised text is instantly moved to the top.
Cons: Folder Function: There is no folder function associated with Google Keep. All noted are simply stored on the dashboard resembling post notes. A similar program, Evernote, allows for a highly structured file folder organizing system. Social Media Sharing: Notes or other associated media cannot be directly linked or sent to a social media profile. A similar software, Casual, allows for the note to be uploaded directly to multiple social media platforms. Searchability: A similar software, One Note, allows the user to search for specific words within a text or for the title of a note in general. Google Keep has no such functionality.
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