My history with Apple Notes

I use Apple Notes personally when I don't have a internet connection and I have something in my mind that I want to quickly write it down.

It is a great tool for quick notes but it lacks the ability to manage tasks and projects.

I started to use Self Manager daily

Since the launch of Self Manager when I have an existing table created, and a internet connection, I add the note to it because I want it linked to the tasks on the page.

The way notes work on Self Manager is they are available for every table with tasks that you create.

Like Apple Notes you can move to a past or next version of your note

It is great when you want to keep track of multiple tasks.

Self Manager has a unique approach to organize data by each day. This makes it very easy to use. Each day has its own data and you can add data to past and future dates.

On Self Manager you can view all your images from all the tables in one place.

There is a button at the bottom of all tables "Show all images" which takes you to a page where all your images are visible. You can also go the URL directly self-manager.net/all-images

Above each row of images appears the date for which they were was added.

Clicking that date takes you to the date with all tables from that date and you can see the notes you took related to your images.

Your tables, tasks, notes and images are available all at once on a single page.

You might want to add a new task and some notes related to it. You can do that on the same page.

You can edit all table info(title and description) and all tasks from it from a single pannel without leaving the page.

If you want to reuse an entire table for a different date you can just duplicate it and transfert it to the date you want.

There is no need to go to different pages to do different things.

The seach from the sidebar on desktop or mobile top part is powerful and searches through table name, tasks and notes. From the search results page you can click on the table name and navigate directly to that date and table.