Thoughts, lists and attachments
Not everything worth remembering has a date. Films friends recommend, measurements for the renovation and a list of presents all belong in notes. In KIPRI they look like cards on a board rather than faceless rows.
A note has a title, body, category and a look. Twelve themes ship with the app: six colour surfaces and six illustrated scenes. A board of cards like that is read with the eyes, so you find the one you need by its look instead of reading every line.
A note holds a checklist, photos and voice clips. A shopping list, a wardrobe sort-out and a watchlist each fit into one note rather than five.
A note can be moved into the private section, which opens with a fingerprint or Face ID. Those cards do not show in the main list and never appear in previews.
Cards can be pinned to the top and rearranged by hand. The order syncs across devices, so the board looks the same on a phone and on a tablet.
The section opens with the biometrics of your device. When syncing, data goes into your own account, protected by row-level security, so nobody else can read your records, including other users of the app.
Local attachments work on every plan and need no network. Uploading attachments to the cloud comes with paid plans, and it waits for a connection without blocking your work on the note.
The free plan runs the whole app. Limits only start where serious volume starts.
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