Taking Note Apps
10 years ago from Sofia AK
What is your favourite app for note taking? For me I've been using Evernote on my iphone and recently google keep on my android.
10 years ago from Sofia AK
What is your favourite app for note taking? For me I've been using Evernote on my iphone and recently google keep on my android.
IA Writer
I'm a big fan of byword - It has a minimalist approach similar to IA writer, with cloud support and multi platform apps.
github gists
I use the default notes app on my mac & sync it with my google account.
Simplenote via nvALT. Best setup I've experienced so far.
Workflowy. Holy shit, Workflowy.
It's really a web app, but they have an iOS app too, and it works offline. I've tried so many notetaking services, and only Workflowy stuck — particularly remarkable as in every other case, I prefer a native app. But I've found that when it comes to notes, lightweight wins.
Here's how it works: it's an endless, nesting bulleted list, wherein one click focuses on any sublist, bringing it to the the top level. That's all, unless you count search and tagging. Rather than teaching you its notetaking system, this super simple mechanism adapts to yours, like paper does. It also eliminates a ton of cognitive overhead that you find in other note apps (I'm looking at you, Evernote), as you never have to decide when to create a new document, how to structure your notetaking, or which bucket to put things in.
I swear I don't work for them, I just really love Workflowy!
It's a shame that the linked site offers nothing in the way of pictures, descriptions or really anything that describes what the product is on the front page other than a video, which many people won't ever click on. The tweets are mentally blocked by many people and other than that it's a huge sign up page for a product that the visitor has no idea what it does.
Writing Kit and Drafts on iOS, syncing with nvAlt on the Mac.
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