While there's no shortage of free note-taking apps, syncing is where they get you. Most charge $5-15 monthly to access your notes on both your phone and computer. But, there are still plenty that sync ...

I spent some time tinkering with Notion, an app that helps you make to-do lists, recipe plans, study schedules, and more. It's unobtrusive and simple, just right for keeping things organized without ...

Joplin is a free open-source note-taking and task management app that gives you markdown notes, notebooks, tags, and plugins ...

Note-taking apps typically aim to make you more efficient and productive. A lot of those apps concentrate on quickly jotting down your thoughts, organizing them better, or a mix of both. Napkin (not ...

Obsidian is fast, private, infinitely customizable, and surprisingly capable on Android. Here’s how I turned Obsidian into my ultimate Android productivity app.

Trilum is a note-taking app for Linux and MacOS. This note-taking apps has tons of features, including local sync. Trillium is free to install and use. Note-taking apps are a dime a dozen. Go to your ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Google’s unassuming note-taking app has plenty to offer. Google’s unassuming note-taking app has plenty to offer.

Apple's stock Notes app got hardly any screen time during yesterday's WWDC keynote, but one powerful addition to the app in iOS 17 is a new ability to link notes and connect related notes together.

Apple Notes gets more powerful every year, and iOS 26 brought its own batch of new features. With new capabilities comes the threat of feature bloat, but Notes has a clever solution that makes its ...