Snip - 독서노트 문장수집 독서기록

When you come across a good sentence, the page you folded away will not be opened again.

The pages captured in your photo album get buried among other photos.

Snip is where those sentences accumulate.

If you transcribe them from the book and note down the page number, they will be attached as a note to that day's page.

On days when you are too lazy to transcribe, you can simply take a single photo.

■ Transcribed Sentences

· You can include multiple sentences in a single book, along with the page number for each.

· The input field does not close after you add them. You can write multiple sentences consecutively.

· You can simply keep a photo. If you take a picture of the page, you can transcribe it later.

· It asks you once when you want to erase. Since it is handwritten text.

■ The Home is That Day's Page

· The page number read today, a one-line memo, and a sentence note are attached to a single piece of paper.

· Tapping a date on the weekly zigzag will take you to that day's page.

· You can also look back at past days on the calendar.

■ Home Screen Widgets

· The book you are currently reading is attached as a Polaroid.

· Press the '+' button to open a number field. Simply enter the page number and save—that's it.

■ Finished Bookshelf

· Completed books are displayed by year.

· You can see at a glance how many books, pages, and days you have read this year. You can also see this by month.

· You can create and share "finished book" cards.

■ What You Don't Have

· No ads.

· No servers or accounts. Your records remain only on this device.

· It doesn't nag you with messages like "You read for several days in a row." Unread days are simply left blank.

· No star ratings or book reviews. Because if there is too much to write about, you tend to put off recording.

■ You Can Transfer Your Records

· A single backup file contains books, records, sentences, photos, and covers. They are restored exactly as they are on your new phone.

· You can also extract just sentences using "Send Record as Text" and transfer them to a notepad or messenger.

** I use the internet only when looking for books and receiving covers once.

I don't send what I've read anywhere.