OUTLINX

Name: OUTLINX
Rating: 4.8 (302 reviews)
Author: Yap Lab LLC

By: Yap Lab LLC

Link digital spaces to things

Features & Capabilities

OUTLINX lets you turn physical objects into digital note pages using QR stickers. Create rich note pages with text, images, and multimedia, and link them to objects you care about.

Scan stickers to quickly access notes, share information with family and friends, and update pages anytime with the free iPhone app. Each sticker has a unique QR code ensuring reliable linking and privacy controls. TIME’s 100 Best Inventions of 2020.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Yap Lab LLC

Rating:

4.80

(302) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.5.1 Last updated: 2022-11-28

Version code:

853545688

Creation date:

2018-09-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

30.08MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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Ranking

# 95,461 ▲ 156

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Developed by:

Yap Lab LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/outlinx/id1413936171

User Reviews

Outlinx offers a stylish interface and strong organization with QR stickers and note links that make finding stored items quick. It excels at visually organizing bins, linking notes, and sharing information. However, multiple reviews note its limited feature set (text/images/links only, no export or advanced customization), and some users feel the UX could be more intuitive. Overall, great for current needs but would benefit from more collaboration options and data export capabilities.

Pros

Visually appealing, modern UI with clean design and ample white space.
Easy to link notes to storage bins and organize notes into room folders.
Strong search and QR capabilities: can locate bins by keyword and scan to find the matching bin quickly.
Notes can include photos and can be shared with others; stickers are easy to use.

Cons

Feature limitations: notes support only text, images, and links; no data export, limited fonts/colors, and overall basic feature set.
Usability/learning curve concerns: some users feel the UX could be more intuitive and would benefit from easier note movement (drag-and-drop) and fewer taps to organize things.

Recent reviews

I recently started organizing our garage and basement into storage bins. I’m learning how to use a crickt machine to create “smart vinyl” removable text label stickers, but I wanted to be able to find out what’s in each bin in greater detail without having to open each bin. Enter Outlinx! The Outlinx QR stickers (I liked the large Nebula Rising stickers) and the Outlinx app are both really pretty and modern, particularly by comparison to their competitors (which I tried a few of). Lots of white space, pretty modern font and colors, swipe interface that is very intuitive. Easy to link a sticker to a bin “note” (where you can describe a bin’s contents and even snap a photo), easy to organize bin notes into room folders in the app. A neat trick is that, if I type a word in the app’s search bar, it knows which bin has that word in its note/description — and then I can hold my phone’s camera up to each bin’s QR code, one at a time, and it will tell me when I’ve reached the QR code that has that particular word in its linked note/description. This way, you can find a specific item in the app, and then the app can help you figure out which bin in the room has that particular QR code sticker and item. Brilliant! I do have 2 suggestions for app improvements: - When I copy text in the app on my iPhone, if I try to paste the text inside a note in the Outlinx app, it immediately crashes the app every time. Not a huge deal — just meant I had to retype something if I wanted to use similar text in different notes — but seems like a bug in the app code. - Make it possible to tap, hold, and then drag a note into an existing folder (rather than having to always swipe left on a note, click the move icon, and select the folder you want to move the note to — which takes three clicks rather than one, and feels less intuitive than clicking and dragging).

by Me*****, 2024-01-29

I am always pulling bins down to see what’s in them. This is really pretty brilliant, easy to organize and a load off of my back. Great idea and app. 5 stars.