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Narrate : A Material Design inspired Note Taking app for Android




Narrate is a diary/journal/notes app that has adopted the new Material design guidelines. The app looks great due to material design touches in the UI and the in-app animations.


 

The app’s home screen has a floating button to quickly jot down a note or write a journal. Each note has title followed by the note body itself. A date and time stamp is automatically added to the note  but you can edit them later by tapping on the respective fields. Notes are sorted by their date and you can ‘favorite’ a note either from the edit screen or when you have the note open for reading.
Narrate has a built in calendar that lets you add notes to any day by tapping it or by tapping the plus button at the top right. The calendar view is a great way to browse notes/journals by month where the days with notes/journals are highlighted by small dots below the day.

 

Narrate also has a security feature where you can set a passcode lock to secure your notes and journals from nosey users. 



Upgrading to the pro or premium version of the app will cost you $2.99. The added features in the premium version are

  • Sync to Dropbox
  • Sync with Day One

Other future features lined up for the premium version are :

  • Sync to Google Drive
  • Early access to beta versions
 
You can also get Narrate Pro for free by referring 3 of your friends to download the Narrate app. You’ll get a refer link to share and when 3 people download Narrate using that link, pro features will be activated for you for free.


Personally, this is hands down the best looking notes app I've tried. But the only disappointing thing is that, it doesn’t provide syncing feature in the free version. Most of the other note taking apps at least have a syncing feature in the free version. That being said, go give it a try people, you might likeit.


Download Narrate (Journal/Diary/Notes) from Google Play

Stay High on Android. Peace !!!




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