Feature
Impressions
This is the main part of the app and the one you will use most. Every note you make goes into a single list, newest first — whether it came from your own reading or from a meeting. Nothing is filed away into folders, because in practice nobody keeps folders tidy, and because searching works better than remembering where you put something.
It is free, unlimited, and always will be. There is no cap on how much you write and no point at which older notes become unavailable.
Grace is not only something we receive — it is something we are meant to pass on.
Patience felt different this week. Less about waiting, more about trusting the timing.
What stood out was how naturally the point about unity came up twice, from two different readings.
GraceHow to use it
Add an impression
Tap the add button and type. There is no title to fill in and nothing to categorise — just write the thing you want to keep.
Say who it came from, if it was not you
By default a note is your own impression. If you are recording something a particular person said, choose their name from the "set by" list and the note becomes a quote from them instead. Both kinds live in the same list.
Find it again
Search matches on the words you actually wrote, including partial ones — searching "thankful" will find a note that says "thankfulness". You can also narrow by date, by meeting, or by who said it.
Follow a topic
Each note shows a few of its keywords. Tapping one shows everything else you have written on that topic, which is often more interesting than you expect.
What it costs
Free, without limit, permanently. This is the part of the app that costs almost nothing to run, so there is no reason to charge for it.