Apps Like Notes and Folders for iPhone and iPad
Organize and photos
Organize and photos using and subfolders. Attach images to and track letter count. Auto-save edits and use an internal browser for note linking. Set dated diaries and view monthly entries. Include widget, password lock, search, and note sharing.
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