
Create iOS and Android apps with React and Ionic

Apple Notes
Notes
Notion
Google Keep
1Password
bitwarden
RoboForm
Simple, privacy-first apps for iOS and Android. Track your belongings, record your moments - no subscriptions, no cloud.
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| Website | reactionic.github.io | klrht.app |
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KLRHT.app's answer:
One-Time Payment and 100% offline
KLRHT.app's answer:
Easy to use, no superfluous features
KLRHT.app's answer:
Users who prefer simple and fast apps and don't like to spend a lot of time searching for information
KLRHT.app's answer:
I was constantly using apps that either didn't have the right feature or did way too much at once and were therefore unfocused. I wanted to do better.
KLRHT.app's answer:
React-Native and Expo
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