Something in my notes I wrote about note-taking and its apps months ago: "Google Keep is the best note-taking mobile app I've ever used. Interesting thing is,

Something in my notes I wrote about note-taking and its apps months ago: "Google Keep is the best note-taking mobile app I've ever used. Interesting thing is, I didn't realize how good it was until I tried to switch to a better app due to Keep's lack of an obvious export feature. (You can export your Keep notes via Google Takeout.) What makes Google Keep so special? — Write icon opens to the body content, not the title. Several other apps open to the title and expect you fill that first. Horrible UX. — content body begins several pixels from the top. Beginning writing right at the top makes the content feel too far. Cc: Writer Plus, which has a 4.6 rating from 46k reviews. — focus when scrolling through app includes content body, not titles only. The boxes show parts of the content when you look through the app. Again Cc: Writer Plus and its ilk. — 'search' searches all of content body + title + links. — instant cloud sync. — lightweightness. — tagging > notebooks/folders. Easier and faster tagging a note than moving it around. — urls are active links. — view box is relative to content size. What It Lacks — Markdown, or something similar — Import/export — revision control — hierarchical structuring — sharing notes with non-keep users — linking to other notes within the app A single feature could solve all last three features it lacks: links. You could copy the link to a note and share with non-Keep users or post it in some other note to refer to that note. (Keep already shows titles and images associated with linked web URLs)."