If the software met my criteria, yes. If the app were plugin driven (much like Notepad++) but had some of the rich features like checklists in-line with regula

If the software met my criteria, yes. If the app were plugin driven (much like Notepad++) but had some of the rich features like checklists in-line with regular notes, I'd be sold. One thing that's kept me to notepad is that the file is simple and I can open it in several applications on any platform I wish. Further, having the file in my dropbox folder allows me to access it anywhere. This is a tough market to get into. I started sketching up plans for a similar application a few years back (with a focus on the supermarket). It's tough to beat out the main competitors: plain text and a piece of paper.