Best note-taking app?

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Christian Walter · Accepted Answer

For more advanced note-taking and knowledgemanagement I can highly recommend Hypernotes (https://zenkit.com/en/hypernotes/). I use it to store thoughts and ideas and map them out on Knowledgegraphs. It's amazing if you have alot of different notes of the same topic and want to make references between them 👍🏽

Nico Muoio · Answer

@guhan_sundar1 yeah, apple notes seems to be my go to for short/quick notes.

Nico Muoio · Answer

@christian_walter2 sounds pretty cool, i'll have to check it out! Thanks

Nico Muoio · Answer

@okhlopkov I agree, super simple and not overcomplicated with features users don't need.

Guhan Sundar · Answer

I use Evernote, Google Keep, and Apple's notes app.

I prefer Evernote for longer content. Google Keep and Apple's notes app works better for quicker notes, lists, etc.

Daniil Okhlopkov · Answer

Notes - default app on macOS / iOS. I tried a huge amount of note-taking tools - the best for me is just the simplest one.

Sandy Kong · Answer

I built an AI note taking app and I would like to invite you to try.

AI Notebook App is an app can capture everything you see and hear like text, images, audio, PDFs, YouTube videos and even website links. Think of it as your second brain! You can use it on mobile app or desktop with one account.

Feel free to share your thoughts and feedback. :)

Here is the link: ainotebook.app

Wiktoria Jaszcza · Answer

It depends on the type of notes you want to take and your work style. 
I use Notes for my knowledge base, and SideNotes when working between apps, when need to note down something quickly, and for things that I copy often and need to keep easily accessible.

Best note-taking app?

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