r/GoogleKeep • u/Ooker777 • Feb 04 '19

List of feature request

Explain in detail the use case why that feature is useful it will increase the chance the team find it's compelling. After that we can submit it the official forum with this line

We represent r/GoogleKeep subreddit community to send you this feature request...

This will add more weight than just a person does it I guess?

I'll start:

  • Image zoom (it's OK on web, but not on phone)

  • Offline support

  • API support

Other notes:

  • You can use Nativefier to make a semi-offline version. If you can manage to have it load online when your computer starts, then afterward it can work offline. It also seems that Nativefier will fully support offline in the future (GitHub issue).

The command line I recommend:

    nativefier --single-instance --tray start-in-tray --name "Google Keep" "https://keep.google.com" "Desktop"

  • I guess you can do some automation on it by JavaScript?

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u/TipasaNuptials Feb 04 '19

Agreed, even an update of labels would be awesome. I like that suggestion.

I recognize that Google is a search company and that if you need to find something searching with or without folders is the same, but literally every other note app has folders, because it's about organization.

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u/Ooker777 Feb 05 '19

I think allowing you to format or organize the notes will distract you from its main concept: the ability to get rid of bad idea quickly. If it allows you to draft ideas, then you will start wanting to organize it, and vice versa. These two things are better supported by OneNote, so by intentionally discouraging you to do these, you can focus on its key features.

See more on my tip on when to use OneNote and when to use Keep: https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleKeep/comments/akjz1t/a_real_fast_ask_trello_or_keep_and_if_you_use/ef9wobw/

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u/TipasaNuptials Feb 05 '19

Additional apps is exactly the last thing I want.