Note-taking and organisation apps

Start from the device you actually use, then check that your platforms appear in the app's entry. This page collects what the makers declare, with links to the sources. If a platform is missing, it doesn't mean the app lacks it: it means I have no verified declaration to show. I haven't scored features and haven't run hands-on tests.

For notes, start with where you write and where you read: computer, phone or both. If you're replacing an app, check its documentation on exporting existing notes before you compare prices. Being available on two devices doesn't prove that synchronisation between them is free.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS. It also declares a free plan, though that statement doesn't establish which features it includes. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux. A free plan is not confirmed by the available evidence. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS. It also declares a free plan, though that statement doesn't establish which features it includes. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux. It also declares a free plan, though that statement doesn't establish which features it includes. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web. It also declares a free plan, though that statement doesn't establish which features it includes. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

The maker declares these platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web. It also declares a free plan, though that statement doesn't establish which features it includes. Before choosing, open the source and check the requirements of the version for your device.

A free plan, a time-limited trial and a subscription are three different things. Check the official price list for the limits of the plan you want, and whether you pay monthly, yearly or once. A missing price stays unverified; it doesn't become zero. Listed prices apply to the selected market and don't prove every version of the same app costs the same.

Before moving important data, read the official documentation on export, synchronisation and offline access. If these features aren't among the verified facts, this page doesn't attribute them to the app. Also check the interface language and your country's store terms. A good choice depends on your task and your devices, not on the lowest price alone.