I’ve been building this app for a while, it is a place for notes, memories, reminders, voice recordings, music, todos, and all those little things you don’t want to lose.
You can attach a song to a note, record your voice with transcription, turn any note into a reminder, and rediscover old notes by just scrolling through them.
I created a notes app that can record audio, transcribe it, and attach music to a note — so you can capture not just the text, but the feeling of the moment. Then you can scroll through all your note cards on an endless canvas.
I just released Minbi — a notes app where notes can be more than just text
The idea was to make a notes app where I could keep different kinds of things in one place — regular notes, lists, reminders, photos, links and voice recordings with transcription.
One feature I especially wanted was music. You can attach any song from Apple Music to a note, so a memory can keep the song you associate with that moment, not just the text.
Any note can also become a reminder, and there’s a feed where you can scroll through old notes and rediscover things you’ve forgotten about.
I’d love to hear what you think.
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An app where people leave messages on a map. You can scroll like a map or globe. Locations are approximate, and every message disappears after 24 hours.
Would you use it?
I even made a simple prototype.
Here’s my new note-taking app. You can attach music to your notes, record voice notes, set reminders, organize everything into folders, and sync with iCloud.
Hi! I’m building Minbi, an iOS app for saving notes and memories.
There are already countless note-taking apps, so I wanted to try something a little different: in Minbi, you can attach a song or your own audio recording to any note, so it is connected to what truly brings the moment back.
Also it supports saving links (it will convert it to a nice preview), todo lists, reminders and grouping into boards.
No account required, all syncs in your iCloud. The app is free.
Would you find this useful, or does it feel too niche? I’d love some feedback.
Currently the app is in beta, available on TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/515BMAav
Where do you keep the things you need to remember?
I used to save everything in a private telegram chat, questions to ask someone, things to check later, shopping lists, links, and voice memos. It worked, but it wasn’t ideal.
So I created Minbi: a simple app for keeping all those little things in one place. Everything syncs through iCloud, and there’s no account to create.
A native Mac app is coming later, making it even easier to save things with drag and drop.
The app is in beta right now, full free and available by the link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/515BMAav
Where do you keep the things you need to remember?
I used to save everything in a private telegram chat, questions to ask someone, things to check later, shopping lists, links, and voice memos. It worked, but it wasn’t ideal.
So I created Minbi: a simple app for keeping all those little things in one place. Everything syncs through iCloud, and there’s no account to create.
A native Mac app is coming later, making it even easier to save things with drag and drop.
The app is in beta right now, full free and available by the link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/515BMAav
Hi! This is Minbi app for saving notes, links, photos, checklists, and voice notes. It also supports boards, reminders, search, iCloud sync.
I have a simple idea for a music app and I’m curious if anyone else would actually use it.
It would be a music player that gives you just one album a day. It would connect to Apple Music, learn your taste, and recommend an album you’re likely to enjoy but one you probably wouldn’t have discovered on your own.
The whole point of limiting it to one album is to make it feel like a small daily ritual instead of endless scrolling through recommendations. You’d listen to that day’s album, and then it would become part of your personal collection, creating a history of the music you’ve discovered over time.
What do you think?