Sticky Notes For Mac

Placing sticky notes to your desktop sometimes seems the best solution to get things done. Sticky Notes is a small Map app that allows you to create as many notes as you need and even give them colorful backgrounds.

Sticky Notes will place a menu in your status bar in order to provide quick access to its capabilities. If you do not open the menu, the app will stay out of your way at all times. Of course, the sticky notes will remain visible.

Get started by creating a new note via the status bar menu or by using the Command + N hotkey. In case you create more than one entry, you can apply different sorting methods: they can either line up or snap together (tile or cascade) or you can sort them by color or title.

The Sticky Notes menu also enables you to import files, but you can generate a new  note by simply dragging and dropping a file on the Dock icon. Keep in mind that, besides text, Sticky Notes is also able to deal with URLs and email addresses.

Sticky Notes allows you to personalize the note window by changing the color scheme: you can select one of the available presets or create your own. What’s more, each note can be attached to a specific app: this way, you will only see it when that app is selected.

For your convenience, Sticky Notes allows you to send notes over the local network or you can find them using the Spotlight search bar. However, Sticky Notes also enables you to protect important entries by using the DES encryption method.

To conclude, Sticky Notes enables you to set up sticky notes you your desktop, drag them around your screens (if you use multiple monitors), personalize them via stylish color themes and much more.