It’s incredibly convenient to browse, search, and edit notes from one view. The former lets you create document detection scripts, whereas the latter helps you see all your notes in a central location.
The main differentiator for Ghostnote is the Script Editor and Note Browser. Ghostnote is another easily accessible menu bar note-taking app loaded with features. But if you want features like app-specific sticky notes that open only when you open the intended app, you will have to get Antnotes, which costs ~Rs 240. The free version is a powerful tool in its own right. All you have to do is select Services from the context menu and click on Add to Simple Antnotes.Īpart from this, you can drag and drop text and files on the Simple Antnotes icon in the menu bar and start a new sticky note. You can highlight text anywhere on macOS and right-click to create a new sticky note with selected text. However, the integration with macOS’ Services sets Simple Antnotes apart from other apps. You also get customization options like background colors, fonts, text colors, and the works. The app lets users control the translucence to ensure that the sticky notes don’t hinder open windows. However, it does offer a ‘Pin note to desktop’ feature, which keeps the notes floating above all windows. Unlike Stickies and Quick Note, Simple Antnotes is a menu bar app, which means it has to be activated from the top bar of your MacBook.
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