Here are some note-taking "contexts": - in front of my computer when I am thinking - in a meeting - driving - walking (grocery store, or to a place etc) No

Here are some note-taking "contexts": - in front of my computer when I am thinking - in a meeting - driving - walking (grocery store, or to a place etc) Note that each puts on a constraint, but I want the notes to sync. When I am driving perhaps I need to speak into something that takes the notes without having to be turned on, hit the I am not driving button, find the app and launch it. When I am walking, I need to take a note on my mobile and it cannot be a large graphical mind map. In front of my computer -- this is where 99% of note taking apps shine and what they are made for. In a meeting, especially in person or zoom, it is almost rude to type. It is perfectly acceptable, and almost polite, to write out notes by hand in a pad (it shows I care and am paying attention). I need to transcribe those notes later on. The idea note taking system performs and syncs across these contexts well.