Capacities

We're super happy to officially launch our mobile app. We put a lot of work into it, but it would not have turned like this without all the input and feedback from our users during the beta phase, so a huge thank-you! This launch is only the first step in the journey of our mobile app. We'll continue to develop it further and add exciting features and improvements over time. Our goal is to make it the perfect companion on the go, to make it strong around core mobile use cases—not necessarily to always reach feature parity with the desktop app. Stay tuned for what's next, let us know what you think, and feel free to share your ideas for the next steps of our mobile app! Cheers!

Capacities has truly transformed my note-taking experience on the go. I can easily access all my notes, jot down new ideas, and save important information instantly. 📝 The app's design is intuitive, and the performance is smooth, making it a pleasure to use every day. 🚀 A big shoutout to the team for their hard work and dedication. It’s clear they’ve put a lot of effort into making this app top-notch, and it shows. I’m excited to see what future updates will bring! 🎉

The Capacities mobile app is such a life saver when it comes to work - I can check notes while commuting, and make sure I'm constantly learning. it's also helped me to keep on top of all new ideas I have at random times throughout the day

For a young app, Capacities is excellent, already outshining many aspects of rival note-taking apps. As a mental health researcher, artist and storyteller with dyslexia (irony), I have relied on Logseq and Notion for many years, so I struggled to let go of these apps and transfer over to Capacities. Still, I am happy that I am in the process of doing so. Some people say it is the notion/obsidian baby, but I do not think that is accurate. It is more Logseq and Notions, baby. You can edit inside backlinks (logseq, not Obsidian); there are not thousands of plugins you have to add and manage. It is a visual tool if you want it to be or not if you do not wish to it visual. The speed and efficiency of updates and big new app additions are amazing (Logseq has gone quiet for a long time). Sure, there are some bugs, but the team is working on them as soon as possible. The mobile app is a delight—smooth and clean. I would like to see the voice-to-text input improve a little, but it is good enough for now. It loads fast and displays everything (unlike Logseq/Obsidian). It took a bit of a mental shift as the "object-based" notetaking was/is a new concept for me, but now I am enjoying this approach logically simpler and better. There are a couple of things I would like to see added to the mobile as anyone else would, but for an early version of the app, this is by far above excellent, with a clear road map for the future. Overall, this upgrade or pro version of the app is worth its cost (which is a big thing to say when you previously used Logseq and Notion for free). I want to be able to customise my app a little more, though background and internal and external link colours would be great.

🎉 Congrats on the official launch, guys! Upvoted

Well done to the Capacities team, was super impressed in my last review.

An excellent PKM app with a hard-working dev team that ships new features at an impressive pace.