You go above and beyond everyone else when you give examples on how to use a feature. Anyone can create a video showing how links work but you give practical examples and how that can help my life. Thanks.

Thank you, this was really helpful!

This was very very helpful.  Thank you.

That “>>” shortcut is insane. Never knew that existed. And I never link notes so I didn’t even know the built-in way to do that. Great channel. 👍🏽

This was a very helpful video! Thank you!😀

Thanks a lot. I had no idea how to do it on my phone, but now I do. :)

I planned on using obsidian, but tbh I only write random temporary stuff so I don’t need obsidian for this. I do need some sort of table of contents note for different types of temporary nonsense and this is all I need. 😅

This is so helpful, you've just saved me hours of work.  Thanks.

Great content. This is perfect to use bottom-up taking notes with Zettlekasten technique.

This is a very, very good practical video which many creators should aim for!!
I especially loved your idea about creating a main index note for a project, for example. This will really come in handy for my new project that just kicked off! Thank you so much!

Never event thought about using custom fonts! Very cool! Thanks for that, cos it makes apple notes a lot easier on the eyes.

Love this video! Would love to invite you to test AI Notebook App and feel free to let us know how you like it :)

Huge tipps, especially the >> one! Gonna start implementing this to more easily browse through different type of notes.

Thanks for this. The whole zettlekasten idea has recently captured my interest, but I have found few resources that have given me a sense of how the note-taking works. Most videos are poorly organized and confusing. This was a simple foundation for using a digital tool to build an effective note-taking approach. I need more. Keep going.

I’m subscribing. You got me with this “>>” thing.

Great video. Links in notes with the additional note tags to categorize makes Apple Notes so quick and easy to use efficiently now.

Very helpful! Compact presentation with some examples. Especially the „>>“ was completely new for me!

God bless you sir!!!

This is great. I'll need to test this at work, instead of sharing a bunch of separate but related notes.

Awesome, many thanks for your efforts

By far the best videos on the Notes app! I take something away every time. Thank you!