Staker is a tool designed by the makers of the ‘Stacker’ app that allows you to create your own cards, notes, and sticky notes, as well as save them for later use on your phone or tablet.
To use staker, you create a card and a note and then either save them to your phone or save them to your tablet. When you’re ready, you can delete the card or the note and then add them back into the app, making it easier to share.
I love Staker. It’s a great app and I’m really liking the idea of people using it to create their own sticky notes, cards, and notes, and then saving pages of note-cards and cards for later use.
When you’re saving pages of notes, you can also send them to a friend to share. So instead of having to search for the “Sakai” card to find the card that should be on your list, you can just find it by name or by number. You can also save notes for later use. Staker will save the text of all your notes as well.
I think Staker is the best app of them all. I like the way it allows you to save notes as cards, and it also allows you to save the text of all your notes as well. I love the idea of people creating their own sticky notes and then saving them for later use. I just wish there was a way to get a list of my favorite Staker cards and then save them as a list, and then I can go to my own notes and find them.
Staker also has a free version with just a small handful of cards and a lot of other free features. The paid version is very similar to the free version.
I just wish there was a way to save my notes as a list, but without having to open the app every time. I just don’t want to have to open it every time I want to create a card.
As it turns out, once you have a Staker account, you can save your notes as a list. But that’s not the free version. The paid version also lets you save as a list. But that’s still not the free version.
With a Staker account you can save notes right from within the app itself. But the free version does not have this feature.
Stakers are a new way for you to save your notes. As a Staker you can save your notes as a list. But the free version does not have this feature.