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While Evernote was one of the apps that defined the digital note-taking category, it hasn't really been relevant for almost a decade. It was overvalued and overhyped in the mid-2010s, and even though many tech writers (including me) have fond memories of it, there are now better apps available that do similar things. In nutsheel, Joplin is a practical choice for free note-taking, with the option to expand its capabilities through plugins. Just be aware of its text-focused nature and the need for extra setup if you require additional features. Pros Remember, there cannot be a universally perfect note-taking app, and you need to understand your own requirements before evaluating every tool on the basis of the below-mentioned parameters before making any decision.

This minimalistic note-taking application helps you create organized notes that come out just the way you expect them to. The software platform in question has an active HTML editor that helps you format your text as you write in the most effortless manner possible. Where Bear really shines, is its tagging ability. You can tag notes within the editor itself using a #. Bear supports the nesting of tags allowing you to create a hierarchy while organizing your notes. Multiple tags are supported on a single note. The side menu is centered around these tags. OneNote 2016 is free and is available from the Microsoft Store and the Mac App Store. OneNote for Windows 10 is a universal app that comes with every Windows install.For work, school, and creative endeavors, you need to take notes. Lots of them. Short written descriptions of ideas you have. Math equations copied by hand. Pictures of whiteboards. Audio recordings. Sketches. Let’s start with my top 10 list first: 1. ProofHub Notes ( Best for streamlining ideas, agendas, and collaboration)

This feature (at no extra cost) called Community allows users to create their own profile for others to view their documents. From managing personal tasks and projects to collaborating with remote teams, I wanted to see how these features translated into practical advantages.Evernote is old—and feels it. Despite attempts to modernize, it isn't as sleek or fast as apps like Obsidian or Joplin. I paid attention to how easy it was to get started and whether the design made note-taking and collaborating a breeze. Your fellow users had some valuable insights too, which I factored into my evaluations. Todoist is a popular note taking app with a streamlined, easy to use interface. They roll out regular updates for new features even if you're on a free plan, making it an attractive option for most note takers. But the fundamentals remain the same: it’s easy to take notes, add lists and even attach files to your notes for safekeeping. Its user interface has set the tone for the rest of the note apps, many of which have come after it. One-note is best for people who avoid too many complex or fancy features. Moreover, you can sync your notes on different devices and various other apps. You can also collaborate with your team, group, or students and share notes.