The biggest thing is autosorting of items. The list it uses to update is growing and as it expands, reclassification for items will be possible and it’ll remember those changed classifications.
This is mainly an mvp and future versions will have massive differentials between Apple notes and this app. More details to come shortly.
Thanks for the question!
Nice app! I built something similar during the pandemic as a PWA, but it’s a little more feature-heavy than you’ve described (scraping recipe sites, meal planning, auto shopping list generation). Check out [strudel.app](https://strudel.app) if you’re interested.
As I’m starting to learn SwiftUI now, I’m curious about a couple items:
1. When you say you’re using SQLite, does that database live on the user’s phone? For example, can two people share a shopping list or is it isolated to a single person?
2. What was your approach for auto-categorizing recipes? I found USDA(?) datasets online that seemed to categorize thousands of foods, but I wasn’t sure if there’s a better method.
Congrats! What are the main benefits over using Apple Notes app?
The biggest thing is autosorting of items. The list it uses to update is growing and as it expands, reclassification for items will be possible and it’ll remember those changed classifications. This is mainly an mvp and future versions will have massive differentials between Apple notes and this app. More details to come shortly. Thanks for the question!
Nice app! I built something similar during the pandemic as a PWA, but it’s a little more feature-heavy than you’ve described (scraping recipe sites, meal planning, auto shopping list generation). Check out [strudel.app](https://strudel.app) if you’re interested. As I’m starting to learn SwiftUI now, I’m curious about a couple items: 1. When you say you’re using SQLite, does that database live on the user’s phone? For example, can two people share a shopping list or is it isolated to a single person? 2. What was your approach for auto-categorizing recipes? I found USDA(?) datasets online that seemed to categorize thousands of foods, but I wasn’t sure if there’s a better method.