How to Stay Organized with Bear Notes App

The notes app Bear is an up and coming app that had a major update this past year, though it has been around for about 7 years. In this video I will walk you through how the app works and talk about what I like about the app. This is a great app if you are an all Apple device user.
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0:00 - Intro
7:49 - The tutorial begins
22:17 - Wrapping it up

[@Bravedog2017]

This is a finally a video with no fuzz and much ado, but professional and calm. I'm a new Bear user and already switched entirely to it. I am a lawyer working in the data security branch and need an extremly organized set-up. This video correspondend to my personal organisational needs. Thank you!

[@ewong7492]

Actually you can have spaces in your tag names. You have to put a hashtag at the front and at the rear of the tag like this: #this is a tag#

[@AdamOnTech]

Thank you so much for the share!!!

[@rogue_lele6167]

good video actually. although I figured out all the things but it's really good that you gave all info In just 20 mins vid.

[@MelconWagner]

This looks fantastic Thanks for showing how it works too. You're absolutely correct in my feeling that Bear was lacking features. It seems to have precisely the type of features I've been looking. And now that you mentioned that you show how it integrates with Todoist, I'm looking forward to finding that video. My main productivity apps are Trello, Todoist and Apple notes (soon to possibly be replaced by Bear) I'd be excited to see how you use Trello, since I can very much relate with your lifestyle. If you do put together an organizational plan utilizing Trello I'd love to see how you set things up and use that one as well. Just an idea. Keep up the fantastic videos. You're awesome!!!

[@majorgear1021]

Overall this was a nice intro to Bear. You missed a small few things. Like the note count underneath each tag heading and using pound signs around tags with spaces in their name. It would have been nice to cover backing up and restoring notes. I do this periodically because I’ve put way too much work into them to lose my data. And maybe do another video on importing notes from other apps like Evernote, Apple Notes, and Obsidian using the tools recommended by Bear. I imported around 9k notes that hundreds of tags with no kind of organization since I made tags up on the fly with no consistency whatsoever. I’m going to be cleaning up my tags for months, if not years. Bear notes are nice, though I wish they had a separate editing view and reading view like other markdown apps.

[@majorgear1021]

Speaking to organization , you could do a video on techniques to organize notes like PARA or Zettlekasten methods.

[@tspmcfarlane]

Great overview. I really like your measured informative presenting style.

[@catalojimovimientosdelalma181]

Great info, thank you!!!

[@thorirbjornsson8658]

Wonderful video, very well presented, covers all (I think) the features!

[@Roberto-Escobar]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@jacqulinepaulinus6887]

Great and clear explaination..thank you very much for such details explaination for this app 😊

[@erinmann]

Thanks for this tutorial! I was looking for a new notes app to start the year off right and I think Bear fits the bill. I'll def be coming back to this as I learn to use it.

[@AdamOnTech]

Thank you and glad you found it helpful!!

[@Dercy7]

Great video and hello fellow New Englander!

[@AdamOnTech]

Thank you and you too!!

[@natalienoted]

Love your video but please blur out your passwords! 😅 @adamontech

[@natalienoted]

@AdamOnTech

[@AdamOnTech]

Thanks, I am usually REALLY careful and good about catching that but missed it. The ones in the video are actually no longer valid but thanks so much for the catch. Guess I will have to triple check in the future..lol