Every part of Ambitus, step by step, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.
Your first start, how the window is laid out on each device, and where to find everything.
Your reminders and calendar events as one list, day after day — what you see, and how to add, tick off, change and find them.
Your events and timed tasks by day, week, month and year — how to move between the views, what the marks mean, and how to add and change things.
Writing and organising your notes — folders, the tool bar, tick boxes, links, turning words into tasks, and getting earlier versions back.
Adding pictures, drawings, sound and video to a note, and what you can do with each one once it is there.
Real tables inside a note — moving around them, changing their look, formulas, number formats, tick boxes, and bringing tables in and out.
One note with a page for every day — a diary, a work log or a journal, and how to write in it, move through it, read it and export it.
Showing a note as the page it will print on — size, orientation, colour, rulers, zoom, and how page breaks treat photos and tables.
Coloured lists that belong to a day — making them, adding and ticking items, repeating a list, tags, and the Quotes box.
Finding anything in your tasks, notes and lists from one place — what is searched, how it matches, and what isn't.
Locking a note or list with one password — how to protect, unlock and lock, what stays private, and what happens if you forget the password.
Getting things out of Ambitus and in — export formats, PDF pages, printing, and importing documents.
Where your notes and lists are kept, how to use folders of your own, how syncing works, and tidying up.
Capturing a note by voice, where quick notes go, and everything Ambitus does on the watch.
Every setting in Ambitus, page by page, and which ones are kept on each device.
The free trial, the one-time purchase, Family Sharing, and restoring on another device.
What Ambitus asks for and why, what happens if you say no, and what leaves your device.
Every key in Ambitus on a Mac, and on an iPad with a keyboard attached.
The problems people meet most often, and what to do about each one.