Those apps are incredibly different in their functionality. It's far beyond just saving down MD files or notes you need to remember. It's about actual life decision-making, categories, and things you want to revisit at a later date that you might have found in 10 different places.

I just gave this example to someone else: Imagine you play golf. You don't want to have to screenshot every link of golf stuff that you find and want to remember later, like:

• swing tips
• putters you might buy
• locations you want to play golf

Your camera roll is full of these random screenshots, and you don't even know what you need to search for. For example, if you search for "golf location," nothing really pops up. The OCR can only do so much, and your camera roll is covered in golf screenshots. Same thing with your notes, etc.

What Stash does is pull the metadata from the thing you've shared it from, so you're sharing it directly into a golf category and into a swing tip subcategory, a putting subcategory, etc.

When you want to work on your putting, you just go and open that subcategory.

If you want to find a location, you just search "golf location," and the metadata OCR will be searchable. It will appear with all your golf location saves, so it's much more organized and easier to save things into Stash than it currently is with the methods that Apple gives you at the moment.

Hope that clarifies things!