NoteLess: a keyboard shortcut notes app where notes expire after 7 days unless you pin them

Disclosure: I built this. $5 paid app, one-time, no subscription, no analytics. Problem: Most notes apps default to keeping everything forever, so over a year your inbox turns into a graveyard of dead thoughts: half-finished grocery lists, codes I copied once, links I never read. The workflow I actually want is: capture a thought in one keystroke, glance at it if I think of it, otherwise let it disappear. What NoteLess is: A small Mac, iPhone, and iPad notes app built around two opinions: One note equals one card. Soft length limit per note. If your thought outgrows a card, you make another card. No nesting, no folders, no infinite-scroll inside a single note. You can turn this off if it really cramps your style. Notes expire after 7 days unless you pin them. Pinned ones stay forever. Everything else is gone after a week. The few notes that matter stick around because you said so, the rest don't pile up. Other details: Global shortcut opens an empty card. Type, dismiss, move on. iCloud Drive sync across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. No NoteLess account, no NoteLess server. Native SwiftUI plus AppKit on Mac, SwiftUI on iOS. Comparison: The best comparison maybe isn't with any particular notes app, which are all much more more robust and full-featured, but with stickies, either the real or the built-in macOS kind. This is a different approach to jotting down a thought that comes to you. Pricing: $5 direct download: https://bendansby.com/apps/noteless.html (auto-updates) $4.99 on the Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6769258333 Same app either way, one-time payment, no subscription. The App Store purchase includes both Mac and iOS.