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Ehmber now says Ehmbers everywhere: the weekly review, its notification and Settings all use the app's own name. Small polish and stability improvements.
Hold, talk, let go. Notes that come back on the day or when you meet them.
Most notes apps are good at the way in and silent about the way back. Ehmber is the opposite. HOLD THE EHMBER Hold the button, say what's on your mind, let go. That is the only gesture to learn. Speech is turned into text on your phone whenever your device supports it. Prefer typing? Tap Type. ONE QUESTION, AT MOST If a thought sounds like something to do and you didn't say when, Ehmber asks once, out loud: when you next see that person, or on a day? Answer, tap a chip, or stay silent and it's simply kept. Ehmber learns what you usually pick and asks less over time. IT COMES BACK On the day you named, or the morning you're meeting the person it's about, because Ehmber reads your calendar and never writes to it. Returned notes land at the top under Back to you, with Done and Later. HEAT, NOT FOLDERS Notes stay warm while you touch them and cool when you don't. The stream is ordered by that warmth. Cooled notes sink below a fold and stay searchable. Nothing is ever deleted for you. WEEKLY EMBERS Once a week, Ehmber shows you a few cooling notes and asks: rekindle, act, or release. PLAIN FILES YOU OWN Every note is a Markdown file you can open in the Files app. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. ALSO • Home-screen widgets: what's warm, and what came back • Dark theme, large text, Material You • Free, all of it Ehmber is made by JC Mobile App Studio, the studio behind DayCast, Renewl, VeraCast and more. Privacy Policy: https://jcmobileappstudio.com/apps/ehmber/privacy/ Support: https://jcmobileappstudio.com/apps/ehmber/support/
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