Scribblet For Mac

Mac OS X comes with a built-in note taking application, but if you don’t like the utility’s design, you can try the minimalist Scribblet app which sports similar capabilities, while including more customization options.

For your convenience, Scribblet comes with a small status bar menu that allows you to open the app main window or directly navigate to your favorite notes, but also provides support for using a global hotkey.

Simply navigate to the Scribblet Preferences window and define your own keyboard combination. At the same time, you can choose to open the window by pressing the Scribblet status bar icon: choose the option that best matches your workflow.

Other customization options include the possibility to have the Scribblet window always on top, to check the notes spelling in real time, to see the utility in all spaces, to change the storage folder, and so on.

Within the Scribblet main window, you can easily create new folders to organize your entries, or you can simply add a new note. The app allows you to create a favorites list that can help you access favorite entries in no time, but also includes a search bar that performs queries on both notes and folders.

Scribblet is a great tool to have around if you need to access your notes as fast as possible: you can use a global hotkey to activate the app window, and then you can employ the keyboard combination assigned by default to a favorite note to access the entry almost instantly. The app provides multiple scenarios for accessing your data as easy as possible, so you can easily choose one that matches your needs.