DanielNote app for iPhone and iPad

DanielNote enables users named Daniel or one of the several glorious variations thereupon to take quick, little notes throughout the day, while simultaneously experiencing recognition for being a Daniel. Additionally, DanielNote provides an opportunity for people of all names to experience note-taking as a Daniel.

Adding notes of any length is quickly accomplished by tapping the "+" button, from which point the user can write a message body and tap "save." Additionally, a one-line message title can be added by typing in the box located above the message body.

Pulling up or down on the main screen allows the user to scroll through a list of an arbitrarily many number of notes. Each note within the list provides a condensed version of the note: a snippet of the note title and body, as well as the date at which the note was created. Revealing the entirety of a note is accomplished by tapping on the note. Editing of a note is then possible now that the full note is revealed, and edits are stored only by tapping "save."

Deleting a note is as quick as creating one. A user can access the "delete" button of a note by one of two ways. Swiping a note horizontally toggles the "delete" button to allow for a note to be deleted, and hitting "Edit" toggles a red "minus" button that can be used to summon the "delete" button.

Notes are locked into the chronological order in which they were created.