Noto

The elegant and dynamic note-taking app Noto received a very nice update this week that brings a variety of big and small enhancements. One new feature is the ability to use Face ID or Touch ID to lock the app, so opening it and viewing your notes requires authentication. Another fantastic addition is the presence of keyboard shortcuts for a wide variety of tasks, and the best part is those shortcuts are entirely customizable – a common feature on the Mac, but one that remains far too rare on iPad. You can also now write in Markdown in Noto, and there’s a toggle that controls whether the Markdown syntax is visible or hidden in your notes, which is a setting I instantly wish was available in every Markdown editor. These are just a few of the many changes in Noto’s latest update, making an already compelling app even better.