Anybuffer

You won’t understand how useful this app is until you use it. I use multiple productivity apps at the same time, and I’m constantly moving snippets of text, photos, links, etc around. This makes THAT so convenient that it’s a no-brained. JUST GET IT ALREADY — it’s free!

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While I have found this app helpful when doing research for school I have found that it is very annoying when I want to find a snippet of text that I took off a website. All I see are empty white blocks that do not offer me any information of what is inside of them, so I have to go through them all one by one, and since I cannot scroll in between files I have to exit and reach the board to pick yet another file. As for the sharing tools it is also very annoying to have to chose a viewing format after clicking the file in order to physically see it. And then to exit you have to click twice (exit the sharing format, then exit the open file) which makes browsing unnecessarily complicated. I like the concept of the app and it has helped me write my school papers, but all of these issues need to be fixed before it can receive a higher score of stars.

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While this app address some of the peculiarly absent features is iOS, it’s still has some issues with different data types when using the “Share” menu which is pretty annoying. You can send all kinds of data to AnyBuffer but sadly you can’t send these copying objects like phots, documents or simply text to many apps. If there were methods to do this so that other apps could be convinced data is of a different type (ie: a PDF file, a photo, etc... I suspect more apps would be able to paste it. Also, the viewer is kind of clunky where clicking on an item in AnyBuffer requires lots of button presses to view the same document you were just looking at, even with the added security turned off. It’s nice to have a “scratch” place to store documents you need to for things like directions, but all of the button pressing just to view it over and over is very tedious. Finally, there needs to be some integration with a computer app (like a MacOS app from the App Store) so you can share between mobile devices and your computer easily as it simply stores its data in iCloud anyway.

I think similar apps should take notes for their own good. I was a little iffy with the app at first also, but that was resolved almost immediately upon opening the app and just looking at the tidiness of anything I moved from l outside apps.

Spend 10-20 minutes like 3 or 4 times creating some shelves and adding a few things to this app and you’ll find it quite easy to use. Remember to adjust your settings!!