I replaced my complicated note-taking system with a tiny app called Twos—and somehow, productivity became simpler, lighter, and actually fun.

Note-taking is something we all do, whether it means writing down a grocery list on an envelope, a phone number on the back of a business card or a more detailed set of notes, like minutes for a ...

While Evernote is okay for archiving and OneNote is fine for a digital binder, Craft treats your notes like high-end ...

When you're a student, your notes are your lifeblood. With more online options than ever for note-taking, finding the right app can make a big difference in your studies. While note-taking is a ...

Almost any writer or content creator can benefit from using a minimal Markdown editor like Typora. It’s a simple app that you can configure in many different ways to suit the formatting you need for ...

This application has a really nice-looking UI, and it’s free to use. That’s not all, though, the app is also open-source, which is always great to see. It currently has a 4.2-star rating in the Google ...

Blinko is a self-hosted notes app with AI search that finally matches the convenience of Notion without giving up control of your data.

In the digital age, managing a deluge of information efficiently is crucial for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Enter the latest innovation in note-taking applications: Reor. This cutting-edge ...

Android 14 is working on a new system setting for note-taking apps that now supports Google Keep, giving the app access from the lock screen and future support for your stylus too. In the early days ...

If you rely on a voice recorder or voice notes app to catch conversations, record meetings, take notes in class or do interviews while on the job, PLAUD.AI is here to take the technology firmly into ...

Starting Sept. 12, Case Western Reserve University will block third-party “AI note-taker” applications across Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet—whether or not an individual user has previously ...

Time for a brutal truth any productivity connoisseur can confirm: At a certain point, once you’ve seen one note-taking app, you’ve kinda seen ’em all. But at the end of the day, all of those apps ...