Rich Editor

Sometimes a note needs to be a document. Meeting minutes that will be sent round, a short report, instructions for somebody else, a draft you want to look finished before anyone else sees it. A notes app gives you plain text; a word processor is a lot of application for two pages.

The Rich Editor sits between the two. Headings at three levels, bold, italic, underline, bullet and numbered lists, quotes, code, alignment and links — enough structure to produce something readable, without a ribbon of controls you will never use.

What you write is stored on your phone alongside the rest of your history, so it is there when you come back to it, and the editor works with no connection.

When it is finished, export it in the format that suits the recipient: PDF when it needs to look the same for everyone, HTML, Markdown or plain text when it needs to go into something else. Choosing the format at the end, rather than committing at the start, is the point.

It is a premium tool, unlockable for a session with one short ad on the free plan.