Muji’s iPad Apps Are As Minimal and Clean As Their Underwear [Video]

Anyone conversant in the minimalist Japanese store Muji (which has shops everywhere in the world) will expect these three apps to be cleanly-designed and chic. The Calendar app is my favorite, but Notebook is certain to be the digital Moleskine-equivalent.

Both the Calendar and Muji To head are free, but the Notebook app costs a couple of dollars-$4, to be exact. Muji To move is a neat little app that bundles in relevant services for jetsetters, comparable to world clocks, Forex currency converters, weather and a cute calculator.

Calendar actually syncs with Google Calendars (though works just fine on its own, too), and is a worthy extension to their stationery line. It supports pinch-to-zoom, and has varying shades of grey and red to arrange events properly.

While there are heaps of sketching apps accessible already, Notebook looks really minimal and works with both sketching and note-taking. It recognizes handwriting, and likewise allows you to import photos and PDFs for scribbling and drawing on-which might then be emailed on to other folks.

A nice approach to resign from a task, using that month’s pdf report?

There’s a fourth app , that is also free, though it’s just a glorified catalog for their clothing range. You’re not really too inquisitive about that…[ Muji To head , Calendar and Notebook , via Recombu ]

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