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Notes apps I have tried
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| Notes apps I have tried | |
| - Evernote | |
| - way too busy | |
| - tags | |
| - skitch garbage | |
| - no nested folders | |
| - limited features unless you pay a subscription | |
| - OneNote | |
| - not really a text editor (weird text box stuff) | |
| - too heavy | |
| - more like an image annotator or something | |
| - Alternote (evernote client) | |
| - a lot closer than evernote | |
| - title behavior isn’t great | |
| - no nested folders | |
| - tags | |
| - can’t open in new window | |
| - Bear | |
| - subscription for sync | |
| - weird markdown stuff | |
| - tags are not folders | |
| - Quiver | |
| - no nested folders | |
| - fussy text boxes | |
| - markdown preview | |
| - tags | |
| - no ios sync story | |
| - Simplenote | |
| - fewer features than Notes.app | |
| - title behavior is excellent | |
| - list behavior is subpar | |
| - tags are not folders | |
| - Workflowy | |
| - a cool idea but not a proper text editor | |
| - no mac client | |
| - quality seems low | |
| - too fussy | |
| - Google Keep | |
| - nav is not a list | |
| - no mac client | |
| - Scrivener | |
| - pretty heavy for notes | |
| - can’t trial the iOS app | |
| - title behavior isn’t great | |
| - no keyboard-based outlining | |
| - project-based structure is a bit weird for notes | |
| - Notational velocity | |
| - no folders at all are you kidding me | |
| - Ulysses | |
| - ♥️ |
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Thanks for posting this list! I found it completely accidentally, but I find it very helpful. I and a colleague of mine happen to be working on a note-taking app, as a result of years of frustration with many of the apps you have listed. I'd be glad to use your feedback as a proof that we are going int he right direction. Perhaps, we could chat a bit more, as things in our development progress a little.