Notetable

Notetable - Notetable lets you quickly jot down short notes and organize them spatially in a

This version of Notetable is optimized for the iPad, meaning that you can enjoy the full Notetable experience on the big screen.

Notetable lets you quickly jot down short notes and organize them spatially in a fun and intuitive way.

Organize notes by simply arranging them on the screen. For example, you can put notes together that belong together, place important notes on the top, push notes out of the screen, if you want to deal with them later (or never), or use whatever organization scheme you want.Why Notetable?
✔ Fast & Effortless: Just tap the screen to add a note. Tap again to paste clipboard contents.
✔ Less Writing: Instead of organizing notes in categories - which usually requires some typing - you just drag index cards around and organize them spatially. Simply place related notes together to a position that makes sense for you (you'll usually want to place important notes at the top).
✔ Fun: Notetable uses a physics simulation to make organizing notes feel like arranging real index cards on a table. It feels so good that you'll want to take notes!
✔ Flexible: Notetable works as a simple mindmapping tool, for managing a todo list (or multiple), or for simply remembering stuff. Also, it's fun to just throw cards around.Notetable is as simple as it gets and you'll quickly learn how to use it by just playing around with it. If you're reading this, however, you probably like to read, so here is what you can do:
✔ Add notes by tapping the table (hold briefly to confirm).
✔ Move (or throw!) notes over the edge of the screen if you just want them to get out of the way.
✔ Delete notes by throwing them out of the screen. Don't be afraid - notes don't just disappear. You will be asked if you really want to delete the note - politely and unobtrusively. Also, you can tap the note and then tap "Delete".
✔ Notes can overlap. Useful, if you want to save precious screen estate (there is no scrolling or zooming - I wanted to keep things simple!)
✔ Rotate iPad: Hold your iPad the way you want - cards will always rotate in the right direction. But beware: If you rely heavily on spatial organization you probably want to stick with a single orientation.
✔ To-Do: If you want to use Notetable as a todo list, you can let it display the number of items on your iPad's home screen (change this in the Settings App).
✔ Don't write too much: Notetable works well with short notes. If you need to write down more than one sentence, you probably want to do this somewhere else.
✔ Pasteboard: Notetable works great for pasting text from the clipboard. Two taps is all it takes.Notetable is as simple as it gets and you'll quickly learn how to use it by just playing around with it. If you're reading this, however, you probably like to read, so here is what you can do:
✔ Add notes by tapping the table (hold briefly to confirm).
✔ Move (or throw!) notes over the edge of the screen if you just want them to get out of the way.
✔ Delete notes by throwing them out of the screen. Don't be afraid - notes don't just disappear. You will be asked if you really want to delete the note - politely and unobtrusively. Also, you can tap the note and then tap "Delete".
✔ Notes can overlap. Useful, if you want to save precious screen estate (there is no scrolling or zooming - I wanted to keep things simple!)
✔ Rotate iPad: Hold your iPad the way you want - cards will always rotate in the right direction. But beware: If you rely heavily on spatial organization you probably want to stick with a single orientation.
✔ To-Do: If you want to use Notetable as a todo list, you can let it display the number of items on your iPad's home screen (change this in the Settings App).
✔ Don't write too much: Notetable works well with short notes. If you need to write down more than one sentence, you probably want to do this somewhere else.
✔ Pasteboard: Notetable works great for pasting text from the clipboard. Two taps is all it takes.

This is the iPad version of Notetable