When I launched Fide Island here a few days ago, one of the comments said they d probably use quick notes the most especially when they didn t want to open another window.
That made a lot of sense to me. The whole idea behind Fide Island is to make those tiny actions that interrupt your workflow available right from the MacBook notch.
So in the latest update, I added two new tools:
Apple Notes in the notch You can now browse recent notes, search them, create new ones, edit existing notes, and open them in Apple Notes without leaving what you re working on.
Fide Island turns your MacBook notch into a compact, fluid command surface. Control media, check your calendar, keep files and clipboard items close, run quick calculations, and see system feedback - without leaving what you're doing.
