Drafts for iPad has just hit the iPad App Store today, and it’s quite a versatile app to have around. There’s been an iPhone version of the app for a few months now – and it has very popular in the productivity apps category. Here’s a little about the app’s uses, via its App Store page:
Drafts is the quick, easy way to capture and share text. In Drafts, text comes first – open the app and get a new, blank draft – ready to type. Don’t get bogged down in a timeline just to tweet or post to Facebook. Don’t tap your way through multiple screens to get down an email or SMS. Don’t navigate folders, create files and name them just to jot down a note or create a todo.
In Drafts you can get that text down quickly and decide what to do with it later. Extensive output options let you send text to Twitter, Facebook, email, SMS, a Calendar event, quickly save it to Dropbox or Evernote – or forward it to a growing list of other Apps such as OmniFocus, Things, Phraseology, The Hit List, Byword, Sparrow and more.
It’s touted as ‘truly where text starts on iOS’. I’ve been using a pre-release version of the app for a few days now and I’m impressed by it.
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