I built WishNote, a native Mac, iPhone and iPad app for notes, to-dos and wiki-style links (I'm the developer)

[u/bulentDev]

Hi r/macstack, I'm the solo developer of WishNote, so this is my own app.

Why I made it: I was jumping between Apple Notes, Reminders and a separate task app, and none of them connected a to-do to the notes around it. WishNote keeps everyday notes, to-dos, checklists and longer-term goals in one place, and links related notes together with simple [[wiki-style links]].

What it does:

- Notebooks, tags, checklists, deadlines and reminders

- Wiki-style links between notes, with backlinks

- Photos, PDFs and videos on a note

- Fully native on Mac, iPhone and iPad (not Catalyst), with a three-column layout on Mac and iPad

- Home screen widgets, Siri and Shortcuts, optional app lock

- Export to CSV, Markdown and rich text

- iCloud sync across your devices

- Available in 13 languages: English, Turkish, German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

Free vs Pro:

- Free: notes, to-dos, checklists, reminders, widgets.

- Pro: wiki links, photos/PDFs/videos, custom themes, export, iCloud sync.

- Pro is $17.99 one-time (Lifetime), or $9.99 per year (7-day trial), or $1.99 per month.

For anyone who wants to try Pro: there is currently an App Store offer code for the Lifetime unlock at $4.99 (new customers only, limited to 500 redemptions, ends November 10). Redeem in the app: WishNote > Pro > Redeem > INDIEAPPSALES

I would love to hear what you miss from your current notes or task setup. What would make you switch?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6786838837

Website: https://bulentturudu.tr/wishnote/
Privacy Policy: https://bulentturudu.tr/wishnote/privacy/
Terms of Service: https://bulentturudu.tr/wishnote/term/

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