The ability to search on any word or phrase, either in the note name or body, yielding a list of notes matching the search criteria.

iOS has this with evernote "penultimate" and it is SO helpful.

I create a new notebook each school semester for each class. I also create one for each texxtbook i read independently. This causes me to have many different notebooks and without a way to orgonize the notebooks into deeper levels or archive old ones i am forced to delete old notebook to save clutter.

It would be greatful if there would customized template by user.

It would be nice if the app opened to a home screen that showed your folders/notebooks, rather than your individual recently opened notes. This would feel a little bit more organized and easy to access for people like me, who use multiple documents under one "Notebook" for classes and the like.

When I write notes, I regularly use 2 or 3 stroke sizes:

Maybe 0.5mm for body content (the notes)
Maybe 1.0mm for callouts, bullets, secondary headers, etc.
Maybe 1.5mm for section headers

Currently setting stroke size is a pain between the sizes are on a continuum; I have to be precise to get the size I want.

The continuum is cool and I'm not suggesting remove it, but maybe allow the user to set some defaults that can then be toggled between quickly.

Adicionem opção de duplicar nota, pastas, abas, mais formas e canetas. Tambem adicionar mais itens na barra superior, atalho rápido, pelo menos o icone da borracha. Assinei pensando que tinha funconalidades. É realmente excelente, mas precisa melhorar.

Please imply realtime sync after edit note to other device that connect same account

It would be great to have a single click option to import a web page to read, edit and save as a pdf, so that an informative article can be read and noted can be made for future reading.

With my S Pen the lines are almost invisible, when applying light pressure. An adjustable minimum thickness would really improve the feeling.

I would prefer clickable links so I can use this awesome digital planner that I bought that is supposed to have clickable links in it, but doesn't work with squid since this isn't one of their features.

When Importing a PDF, be able to import it into a single page on squid.

Is handwriting recognition on the roadmap???

Isn't it possible to use the Samsung Drawing Engine (part of the S-Pen SDK) including the corresponding Pen interface (choosing pens, colors, saving them)?

The only thing missing to make Squid the one and only drawing tool besides Samsung S-note & Notes is a more convenient UI when it comes to pens. The current interface isn't really practical and brings - due to the lack of Pen- as well as Pen-savings options - a huge disadvantage against Notes.

Have more shorter options for backup and export options. I could lose a lot of work in 6 hours, so shorter backup times would be great or even a variable option to select my backup and export interval.

As a designer I often sketch prototypes and mockups, notes with phone,tablet, pc/macbook outline would be a blessing

tap with two fingers to undo, tap with three to redo

Add ability to group selected items.

The buttons would be linked to the cloud/local back up that the user has selected in settings. This would STREAMLINE the process of navigating through the settings and would help those of us that use the app daily.

The buttons could be as simple as an up and down arrow.

It seems that device syncing is rather difficult, so I offer this solution as a substitute.

Im Dex Modus geht relativ viel Bildschirmfläche durch die Taskleiste unten verloren und oben durch den Rahmen des Fensters. Es wäre schön, wenn dies verbessert wird.

This idea will mainly be for college student who choose to take hand written notes. A large amount of colleges are now offering student Office 365 w/ 1tb of onedrive storage either for free or at a significant discount, making it the prefered choice. Using this option would make it vastly easier to keep a students files organized in one location. All of this isnt speculation, I work as a computer retail employee near Boston and we see a Lot students starting to switch over to electronic notes.