You can cancel your subscription anytime. Apple’s got all the deets in this article.
Well, the price tag depends on where you’re at. If you’re in the good ol’ USA, the monthly plan will set you back a cool $0.99, and if you’re up for a year of InstaNotes goodness, it’s just $5.99 (50% OFF).
I’m using SendGrid to send out those notes, and that costs me a bit for each one. I get it, nobody likes monthly subscriptions, but it’s the only way for me to keep the lights on. The silver lining? The yearly subscription comes with a killer discount.
If you are productivity nerd (like me) who uses their email inbox to keep track of everything important — be it things to do, articles to read, ideas to work on, or groceries to buy — InstaNotes is an essential sidekick for you. While InstaNotes might not have a ton of fancy features (at least not yet), its simplicity and elegance are what set it apart.
If you’re rolling with the Pro plan, it’s unlimited. If not, you get to email one note a day.
While there are a gazillion self-emailing apps out there, none of them are exactly known for their stellar design. As a designer, having a great UX and a visually pleasing UI are paramount for me, especially when it’s something I use a bazillion times a day. That’s why I decided to roll up my sleeves, learn some coding, and create a self-emailing app that not only gets the job done but also looks beautiful.
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Absolutely! When you hit that “Send” button, InstaNotes talks to SendGrid, and they shoot the email off to you without keeping any records. No snooping or analytics here.
I’d love that! I’d love to work closely with you to make InstaNotes a fantastic note-taking and self-emailing app. Shoot me an email at [email protected].