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Or Notes.app.. or Reminders.app, both of which are available by default on every Mac, iPad and iPhone. Heck Reminders.app is even on Apple Watch. I get that no

Or Notes.app.. or Reminders.app, both of which are available by default on every Mac, iPad and iPhone. Heck Reminders.app is even on Apple Watch. I get that not everyone uses a Mac (I'd imagine HN audience is probably more likely to than the average population though), and I haven't used a Windows machine for anything besides browser bug testing since XP was relatively new... is there really not a basic note taking/reminders app built in on Windows.. whatever?

dbtonez 3y ago
there is Sticky Notes and Microsoft To Do. though, depends on the definition of basic in this context.. To Do requires a 365 subscription i believe. EDIT: i guess you could also add OneNote to the list, but again not sure how “basic” we could call it since it also requires a subscription
- stephenr 3y ago
  > To Do requires a 365 subscription i believe. Requires to use, or requires for syncing/extra features?
- StevePerkins 3y ago
  > To Do requires a 365 subscription It does not. I was briefly using MS To Do as a desktop interface for my Alexa todo and shopping lists, before I decided that I prefer Todoist instead. But To Do and OneNote are free-as-in-beer for all. 365 could have some extra integration features with the other Office apps, I'm not sure.
stronglikedan 3y ago
There's something built in somewhere. I accidentally press the wrong keys sometimes and a yellow box pops up where I can take a note. But then I close it and don't know what keys I pressed. I should write it down in my paper notes somewhere.