More on the Squarespace Note

So, I had a couple of goes with the Squarespace Note app. Hmm! It uploaded up alright, but unfortunately, it did not reformat the text. As a result, the upload needed plenty of reformatting on the website, which I did not have to do if I were to cut and paste onto the main Squarespace app.

The actually drafting however was such a breeze as the interface was uncluttered. And me being a simple person really love the screen when I type. Only the keyboard and the text appeared on the screen and I could just concentrate on composing.

There was still no iPad equivalent of the app - Day One had one. And the lack of sync between devices and desktop was still a main drawback. For the time ring, I would draft my entry on the app - I was doing it right now - and then paste them over to Day One, and again onto the main app.

It was still only a 1.0 version and I was sure that over time, improvements would appear. Then, things may pick up. I would keep my eyes peeled ....

Squarespace Note

While browsing the RSS feed, I came across this new app. It was released by my blog engine, Squarespace, and looking at it closely, it was a pretty handy app to draft your entry. It was called Squarespace Note.

Previously, I have been using a different app called Day One. The beauty about hat app was it syncs through DropBox onto the iOS and the Mac app. I can draft it on the desktop and it would sync across automatically and appear on the iPhone or the iPad.

So far, it would get uploaded as a draft entry. And you could then put up the photos, and other changes from either the website, or the main Squarespace app before getting it published.

So, let us see how it worked ......

*this entry was drafted in Squarespace Note on my iphone*