The most flexible free note-taking app available, works across every platform and suits nearly any workflow. PCMag calls it the first app most people should consider — and it's completely free.
The most flexible free note-taking app available, works across every platform and suits nearly any workflow. PCMag calls it the first app most people should consider — and it's completely free.
A local-first, Markdown-based app beloved by knowledge workers who want full control over their notes. Reddit's note-taking community consistently recommends it for anyone who thinks in systems.
An all-in-one workspace that goes far beyond notes — databases, wikis, project tracking, and AI are all built in. Best for teams or individuals who want one app to rule everything.
A free, open-source app that stores notes locally by default — no cloud required. PCMag's top pick for privacy-conscious users who don't want their notes living on someone else's server.
The fastest way to capture a thought — no folders, no friction, just notes. Supports text, checklists, audio, and photos, and syncs instantly across all your Google devices.