Idea: Speech to text

Capture ideas and notes with speech

What you will need to download and create for this idea:

- Drafts App (App Store or Play Store)

- Dropbox account syncing to SuperNote or any cloud service equivalent

-Apple Watch or equivalent ***Optional***

Download Drafts on your phone and/or watch

Phone:

1.Click on + to create new entry

2. Click on 🎙️ Insert

3. Start Speech

4. Click Share once complete

***This step is optional. If you prefer to save as PDF. Only tested on Apple devices. Skip to Step 4.2 otherwise***

4.1 Choose “Make PDF”***

4.2 Share to Dropbox and find destination folder in your Supernote

5.Sync Supernote

Watch:

1.Add shortcut to watch

2.Click on 🎙️ to start recording

3.Go to Drafts on Phone

4. Click Share once complete

***This step is optional. If you prefer to save as PDF. Only tested on Apple devices. Skip to Step 4.2 otherwise***

4.1 Choose “Make PDF”***

4.2 Share to Dropbox and find destination folder in your Supernote

5.Sync Supernote

User Experience with this Idea:

Talking to your Supernote

Workflow I use with this:

Second Brain

Idea: Split screen

Utilizing screen mirroring to split screen

We may not have the ability to split the screen on the Supernote yet but we do have an alternative in screen mirroring.

In this example I am using screen mirroring on both A6x and A5x while running the kindle app on the A6x. There are other devices that can screen mirror that can replicate this example and having two Supernotes is not necessary.

  1. Start screen sharing on A6x

  2. Go to browser and navigate to instructed url for A6x

  3. Open Kindle app on A6x

  4. Start screen sharing on A5x

  5. Create notebook for Book Analysis

Screen Mirroring as Split Screen



Idea: Creating a Collection Pack

Building a Collection Pack

A collection pack is basically a collection of icons that is commonly and most frequently used. This is an idea on how creating a collection pack can save time on the note taking process.

  1. Create a new notebook and give it a name

  2. Draw or write out the most frequently used icons

  3. Assign the notebook as a quick access

  4. Select your lasso tool

    1. Draw a circle around the Icon to copy

    2. Hit copy

  5. Go to another notebook

    1. Select the lasso tool

    2. Paste the Icon in an area on the notebook

At the time of this writing, the ability to copy and paste only works between NOTE files. Ability to copy and paste between different file formats may be available in future releases.

Copying and Pasting an Icon from Collection Pack