Storing and Organizing Information

There are many ways to store information on your tech devices. Just loose files on your hard drive or maybe notes in a note-taking app. You can then organize those files and notes into folders or label them.

What if you need even more flexibility and customization? For example, you want to keep track of all your home appliance serial numbers and dates of service. Or your car maintenance history and schedule. Or maybe you are into collecting vintage computers and you want to have easy access to specs and how much you paid for each computer.

There are plenty of apps and sites out there that are single-purpose built solutions for doing a lot of these things, but that may mean that you need to maintain several different apps for each purpose.

Instead lets discuss a few more free-form and fully customizable apps that will allow you to store and organize all this information and allow complete flexibility.

DATE

Tuesday, April 15

TIME

6:00 – 8:00 PM

IN-PERSON

Edina Library (Conference Room)
5280 Grandview Square, Edina, MN 55436
Google Maps / Apple Maps

ONLINE

Zoom conference room
Please email [email protected] to request the meeting link or RSVP on Meetup and it will become visible.

Lesser-Known macOS Apps

Last month we looked at Lesser-Known iOS/iPadOS Apps. Well, you guessed it, this month we are headed over to macOS.

Take a look at the app icons above. Do you recognize any of them? This is just a small sampling of some lesser-known apps that serve a purpose for some people.

Let’s have another roundtable discussion on some obscure apps you are using that not a lot of others have probably heard of, but you couldn’t live without.

DATE

Tuesday, March 18

TIME

6:00 – 8:00 PM

IN-PERSON

Edina Library (Conference Room)
5280 Grandview Square, Edina, MN 55436
Google Maps / Apple Maps

ONLINE

Zoom conference room
Please email [email protected] to request the meeting link or RSVP on Meetup and it will become visible.