notefuel

Shameless plug about our note-taking and flashcards app Notefuel that is built on this idea: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/notefuel-notes-flashcards/id14...

Uses GPT-3 to generates question, fill-in-the-blanks, multiple choice and couples it with spaced repetition.

We recently launched precisely this - a note-taking app that lets people add questions/identify salient terms for review as flashcards, and ML that applies those questions to auto-generate fill-in-the-blank for any written material.

Would love to hear any feedback you have. The app is called Notefuel: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/notefuel/id1458567718

Can you give me an example of a repo program in this context - would that be something like Dropbox? So you'd have our app installed, it outputs to Files periodically, which in turn is syncing with Dropbox or some other service with file history functionality?

I think this is very common.

Genuine question: what, if anything, could a note-taking app do to assuage this fear?

e.g., is there something extreme that would help like giving you example notes to run through the export process during onboarding, or maybe even an automated export to an email every number of days so that if the app shuts down, even if you do nothing, you'll still have your data.

I'm asking because I recently launched an app in precisely this space (https://www.notefuel.com - it's a note-taking app dedicated specifically to learning, kind of like Readwise.io meets Evernote), and I totally understand this worry, have it myself, and would invest in mitigating it.