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Note taking done right. Android, iOS, Desktop, Markdown & HTML, easy flat file format, Web clipper, offline and do this all without wasting whitespace (no doc e

Note taking done right. Android, iOS, Desktop, Markdown & HTML, easy flat file format, Web clipper, offline and do this all without wasting whitespace (no doc editor like Evernote) and good sync and instant search results. <- NO ONE is doing this! Closest is maybe Google Keep (seriously it's good at some points I'm mentioning).

Tepix 10y ago
Checkout "Notebooks 8" for iOS. It is the ultimate note taking app.
- reitanqild 10y ago
  >> Note taking done right. Android, iOS, Desktop > Checkout "Notebooks 8" for iOS. Might be good but misses several requirements :-)
kozikow 10y ago
I use emacs org mode and it's superb (not applicable to general populace, I know). Mobile is not that great, but I always carry ultrabook with me.
vlad_p 10y ago
> do this all without wasting whitespace (no doc editor like Evernote) What do you mean by this? Do you just mean a raw HTML/markdown editor and a rendered view?
- therealmarv 10y ago
  I mean that notes (at least for me) tend to be short. What I don't like is that many note taking systems think that a note needs to be edited like e.g. an Email or Word document (the Evernote approach). So when I see e.g. 10 notes I want to see the most of the content of the 10 notes very good and when I go into one note I don't want to see a whole big word processor with one blank sheet. Google Keep is doing a good job there, also not bad is e.g. Tiddlywiki.
- j_r_f 10y ago
  Simplenote gives you the ability to take notes in markdown and be able to view the rendered version by swiping right.
herbst 10y ago
I use keep. It is already there on all platforms i use and integrates with other services i use. Plus the location reminder stuff does not drain additional battery. But honestly since i dont use it anymore i feel better and more relaxed. Relevant stuff i dont forget and irrelevant stuff is irrelevant.

Tepix 10y ago

Checkout "Notebooks 8" for iOS. It is the ultimate note taking app.

reitanqild 10y ago
>> Note taking done right. Android, iOS, Desktop > Checkout "Notebooks 8" for iOS. Might be good but misses several requirements :-)

kozikow 10y ago

I use emacs org mode and it's superb (not applicable to general populace, I know). Mobile is not that great, but I always carry ultrabook with me.

vlad_p 10y ago

> do this all without wasting whitespace (no doc editor like Evernote) What do you mean by this? Do you just mean a raw HTML/markdown editor and a rendered view?

therealmarv 10y ago
I mean that notes (at least for me) tend to be short. What I don't like is that many note taking systems think that a note needs to be edited like e.g. an Email or Word document (the Evernote approach). So when I see e.g. 10 notes I want to see the most of the content of the 10 notes very good and when I go into one note I don't want to see a whole big word processor with one blank sheet. Google Keep is doing a good job there, also not bad is e.g. Tiddlywiki.
j_r_f 10y ago
Simplenote gives you the ability to take notes in markdown and be able to view the rendered version by swiping right.

herbst 10y ago

I use keep. It is already there on all platforms i use and integrates with other services i use. Plus the location reminder stuff does not drain additional battery. But honestly since i dont use it anymore i feel better and more relaxed. Relevant stuff i dont forget and irrelevant stuff is irrelevant.