An app to take notes of those that come up on your mind, without having to wait. Written in Dart using Flutter.
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Important: Screenshots above are updated mostly every day and may subject to change when you build the app on your computer. Major and minor changes are done every day and every hour.
take: note
The main idea and the function of the app is to document the ideas (and things) that come up on your mind instantly without forgetting them.
- ⚡️ Instant saving: Quickly save ideas that come up on your mind with only one tap
- 📑 Details screen: Using an optional details screen, add extra details such as tags, subject to your take for better organization
- 🗑 Take deletion: After you're done with your take, you can delete it easily from the three-dot menu located on the take card
- 🌃 Dark Mode: Dark mode for night usage (automized based on system theme (requires >iOS 13 or >Android 10))
- 💻 Computer client: Access all your takes from your computer with the computer client (requires fasttake account which can be created from the login/signup screen)
- 🌍 Language support: fasttake offers a variety of languages for all users around the globe. You can contribute to the translation.
Prepare your development environment using this official installation guide from the Flutter team.
Clone the fasttake repository.
git clone https://github.com/ardacebi/fasttake
⚠️ Important: fasttake uses Firebase to store takes and user account data. This requires you to set Firebase on your own account before building and after you clone the repository. You can find the official documentation to set up Firebase on the project here.
Using your favorite IDE, you can start previewing the current status of the app by launching the app on an emulator or your physical device and start making your edits.
All contributions are welcome. You can follow the to-do's from the issues area or propose your own suggestions and changes via a pull request.
Thank you for your contributions!
fasttake is licensed under the MIT License. Learn more.