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The free version includes 1000 blocks of text and PDF export while Craft Pro includes unlimited use, 30 day version history, in-doc search, high-res image and video uploads, and additional card effects. Oh, it also happens to be entirely free to use. Craft has a delightful onboarding flow where you try out the features for yourself to familiarize yourself with app. No joke, I could write twice this volume going into every detail on Craft but the app is best explored for yourself. It is more robust than I’d even hope for. It will show an activity feed of what changes have been made, saves backups and versioning, and in-note comments. Craft asks you to create a “Space” before inviting others to join. You don’t just share notes, but you can both edit a note at the same time a la Google Docs or Apple Pages. Possibly the most impressive single feature is real-time collaboration. There are also widgets here for your iOS 14 devices. This protects your privacy and simplifies the onboarding process. When you launch the app for the first time, you can get started almost instantly by using Sign In with Apple. If using a keyboard, it can be controlled with the arrow keys. The onscreen menu that appears when you tap the / key is a godsend, pulling up the ability to run actions, style a list, change color, insert media, and much more. Unsurprisingly, there are oodles of Apple-specific features here, all natively created. Luki Labs made this visually beautiful by created a box around the linked note and an overlaid snippet of text from the connected note that decreases in opacity as it approaches the bounds of the box. These linked notes are fantastic for staying organized. Now, when I say notes can be nested, I mean literally nested into one another. On iPad, if in a nested note, as you approach that corner with your cursor, the breadcrumb trail appears. When in a note, there is a small angled arrow in the top left corner to take you back to the main screen. Notes can be organized into folders and can be nested as needed.
Organization is a massive pillar within Craft. You can create styled blocks with your note that have light background colors to help them stand out and can be grouped into rows and columns.
These hero images are placed with slightly rounded corners and inlaid credits nearest the lower-right corner. You can place an optional header image on your note that fits right in. Unlike a lot of modern text editors that keep things simple and focus on the text, Craft puts just as much emphasis on the visual style of your notes. Not to mention some fantastic sharing options. Notes can be tagged, organized, and nested. You can style your text, change the size, adjust the color, and plenty more. To keep things concise, I’ll say this: anything you’d expect to see in a text editor is here. Near everything can be dragged and dropped, text can be swiped left or right to change its style with a slick on-screen menu, and a Quick Menu can be invoked with just a /. That includes using external peripherals such as the Magic Keyboard or the touchscreen. Luki Labs has put much effort in to how you interact with Craft.
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