Bear’s existing media attachments (sketches, scanned documents, etc.) are fantastic features. However, exporting notes containing these attachments currently results in generic filenames like “Sketch 1.png,” “Scanned Document.pdf,” etc. This creates confusion and extra manual work when exporting notes for use elsewhere.
Proposed Solution:
When adding attachments such as sketches or scanned documents, automatically name these files using the note title and a timestamp. For example:
- Current naming: ‘Sketch 1.png’, ‘Scanned Document.pdf’
- Improved naming: ‘Sketch 1 – Meeting Notes – 2025-03-13 at 12.32.05.png’
This change would:
- Improve organization of attachments when exported.
- Avoid duplicate and ambiguous filenames.
- Be relatively straightforward to implement without altering Bear’s existing workflow.
Optional Enhancement (Advanced):
Ideally, attachments could even update their filenames automatically if the associated note’s title changes, further maintaining consistency. (Although this would be beneficial, implementation complexity is higher, so it could be considered optional or future enhancement.)
Would love to hear your thoughts, or see if others have similar needs!
Grazie