Stashpad Lists

Name: Stashpad Lists
Rating: 4.92 (12 reviews)

Fast markdown notes for individuals and teams

4.9•12 reviews•

231 followers

Fast markdown notes for individuals and teams

4.9•12 reviews•

231 followers

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Stashpad is an uncomplicated note-taking app for collaborative work. Stashpad helps developers stay in flow and easily capture notes, ideas, or thoughts as they switch between tasks. It promotes team alignment and real-time collaboration, giving development teams clarity on next steps and freeing their minds to get more done.

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A developer's notepad — built by, and for, developers. Never let your fingers leave the keyboard! The trackpad is lava! 🌋

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4.9

Based on 12 reviews

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Stashpad Lists is highly praised for its simplicity and efficiency, particularly among developers. Users appreciate its intuitive design, keyboard shortcuts, and focus on productivity, making it a preferred choice over other note-taking tools like Notion and Coda. The app is noted for its speed, local storage for privacy, and seamless integration into daily workflows. Feedback highlights the team's responsiveness to user suggestions and continuous improvements. Overall, Stashpad Lists is seen as an essential tool for developers seeking effective information capture and organization.

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keyboard shortcuts (4)

developer focused (3)

efficient note-taking (3)

fast performance (3)

information organization (2)

responsive team (2)

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I've been using it for quite a while, back when it was Bytebase, and I love the speed and freedom I get with it. I was using scratch files before for the speed but they're impossible to organize and make use of later. This is the best of both worlds. Speed and organization!

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fast performance (3)information organization (2)

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•1 review

I've been using Stashpad through many iterations of development since when it was called Bytebase. As developers, we have to juggle a lot of information 🤹‍♀️ while even more information is being thrown at us! Creation is messy and as I am seeking to understand requirements, understand a system or system of systems or using some cloud service for the first time, while searching for inspirations, reading to learn and hacking away, there's all these breadcrumb trails I find myself creating. At times it's I feel like I am deranged lunatic squirreling away newspaper clippings in a shoebox 👨‍🔬. Finally there is a tool made for developers, by developers, addressing our specific problems and needs, to be your sidekick in the chaotic journey of building. I find the mission inspiring and unique and love the improvements I'm seeing in the project and the attentiveness of the team on their Discord channel.

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responsive team (2)developer focused (3)

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Well, this is the most accessible and efficient note-taking tool I have ever used. I immediately moved all links and meets and other notes to the stash pad. Only thing I miss it to add different Icons to the stack and a way to prioritize task in a stack (apart from re-arranging)

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efficient note-taking (3)

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prioritization features (1)icon customization (1)

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