Im after an app, kinda like a note taking app but not...

[macca81]

As it says, im after a note taking app, but i dont want it to take notes as such.

On my old phone (im talking 10 years ago) it had a little section called 'notes' where i could put any info i needed to get to quickly, so i would have my Tax File Number, Bank transfer details, Membership numbers for various organisations, little things like that.
On my Desire, i had been using Taskos, which was ok... but it annoyed me that i had to make so many selections to be able to actually open up anything to read it. If the info i wanted wasnt in the first 20odd characters, i had to press too many times to get it open.


So, i am after something that i can easily put small notes in, that i can either read the entire note from the front page or at the most with one click, and not have an app that is designed for sitting in meetings taking a page and a half of notes...


Any suggestions?

 

[chanchan05]

ColorNote for basic functionality. You can also make sticky note widgets with it.

If you need more, checkout Evernote.

 

[super16]

I find Fetchnotes great for this kind of thing. Being able to use hashtags makes it easy to organise and it syncs with the web app immediately.

Fetchnotes

 

[justtom]

ColorNote works for me very well i use the widget feature daily for notes and lists that you can also check off.that and catchnote together is all you will need.Evernote is good also i just prefer catch much more lighter on my system and i like to stay off the mainstream.

colornote>>>https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.socialnmobile.dictapps.notepad.color.note&hl=en

catch notes>>>https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS50aHJlZWJhbmFuYS5ub3RlcyJd

 

[jefboyardee]

I tried ‘em all and settled on Whiteboard Pro - Home Notes. Several size widgets, easy to enter to enter text or scribbles. I have one taking up half my main screen -- just tap it, tap the voice input, take instant notes.

 

[TheyCallMeBT]

I like AK Notepad. It's very simple. You can log into a catch.com account (they make the app) and sync all the notes up if you want. There's a more robust Catch app, but I prefer AK Notepad. You can also stick up widget sticky notes from a note. I also use it to save information that I need regularly, but couldn't possibly remember. If I were to lose the phone, I can always log into catch.com and erase the note.. and as long the phone is connected to the Internet when the person that finds/ stole the phone tries to pull it up, it would sync and erase on there as well.

 

[NickleJim]

I use mSecure. It keeps website logons, credit card info, my clothes sizes, all kinds of stuff. Plus it's password protected, and has a desktop client.

 

[jefboyardee]

For the secure stuff, I use Pocket:

“Pocket allows you to safely store all your sensitive data such as bank account details and passwords on your phone. Pocket is also useful for remembering all those bits and pieces of information in one place from frequent flier numbers to contact lens prescriptions.”