Thank you for your contribution. Omni Notes is a nice app, and it's nice to see it get some love.

That said, I had some issues with the post, and some points where I think you can improve in future contributions.

First, on a very basic level, you keep using the word "note" or "notes" to refer to note taking apps. It's confusing and inaccurate.

When it comes to the features, you highlight the ability to add a photo as unique. This is something one can do in Google Keep, which is an incredibly popular app in the same space. The security and password protection feature you discuss is more unique, and should have had the higher billing.

In general, when reviewing a basic app such as this one, it is valuable to compare it to other, popular apps. Which brings me to one paragraph I want to highlight, which serves as a good example of my issues with the post:

I am sure you will want to go back to your note and check if it has some of this features listed above I bet not all of the notes attached to android phones have this unique features.

As the reviewer, you should have gone to the trouble to check what other apps have. Also, the note taking apps aren't "attached" to phones. They come pre-installed, or have been installed by users. Also, there is not a single comma in this paragraph, making it much harder to read than it should have been.

Finally, you mark this post as the first in a series. It's not. Despite its flaws, it is a comprehensive overview. There is no need for further posts in the series.

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