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Hi u/Catheerineee, I'd like to recommend UpNote. It's a feature rich note-taking apps with a clean and minimal interface which helps you take notes and get organized easily. You can organize your notes with nested notebooks or hashtags. You can sync your notes on all major platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows, Android and use it offline as well.

Disclaimer: I'm co-founder of UpNote. I hope the app is useful for you. If you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you.

Notion is also an Electron app like the new Evernote v.10 is, so it's gonna be more laggy than old Evernote Legacy no matter what, but it's still better implemented than Evernote. If you want a snappy app, look for native note apps rather than Electron-based ones, although UpNote and Notesnook are both Electron but both are snappy the last time I tried it. Are you Win or Mac? I'm more familiar with Mac apps.

Spaces will work perfectly for this but it’s Apple exclusive. If you want something for Android & Windows as well, try UpNote.

Don’t go for Notion if you want to write or even quickly jot down ideas from phones. Their mobile apps suck. Also it’s not meant for what you want to achieve.

Hi u/brown_dude_69, I'd like to recommend UpNote, it has a clean interface and helps you take notes and get organized easily. You can organize your notes of different topic in notebooks; or clip any web content to UpNote. The app works seamlessly on Android and can sync well across all platforms (iOS, Android, Mac and Windows) and can also take notes offline.

Disclaimer: I'm UpNote creator. I hope it's useful for you :)

I'd like to recommend UpNote - it is clean and works fast on Windows (you may also sync your notes with other devices). Typing and organizing functions work smoothly (however handwriting is only available on iOS).

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. Hope the app could be useful for you; if you have any feedback please let me know :)

UpNote is a really solid option for a OneNote alternative. They're super niche and nobody seems to talk about it, but I think it is top tier out of all the apps I've spent the past week researching..

Only thing Obsidian supports over UpNote right now is local storage access (hitting the files in the explorer) as UpNote seem to work with a proprietary system like Joplin, but they do offer a bounty of export options akin to Joplin and they claim the files are stored locally. We'll see if they can develop a way to get in there securely 💭

I, too, have a hard time with the block-based UI of Craft.

I really want to like Craft, and have tossed and turned trying to convince myself to plunk down for the full version and move my entire note-taking world into it, but I just can’t do it.

I’m all in on UpNote, a one-payment Bear/Evernote-style notes so that gets so much right.

You might check out UpNote. It has everything I liked about Evernote, without the bloat and convolution. No collaboration though, and there may be other featured of Evernote you used that aren't included. But then, that's true of Bear too. But if you want more flexibility than you can get from Markdown (e.g., colored text), UpNote is good stuff, and only $20 flat for premium (last time I checked). There's also Craft. Unfortunately, neither of these apps have #nested/tags# or #multi-word tags# like Bear, but both are currently developing their tags features, so...maybe? UpNote has Notebooks (like Evernote) and Craft has linkbacks, which can be square-peg-round-holed into behaving like tags.

I use Bear and have loved it for a while, but when Bear goes to pure Markdown in the upcoming v2.0, it's going to destroy the formatting of all my notes, so as long as I'm going to have to spend hundreds of hours reformatting hundreds of notes line-by-line, I'm shopping around, and UpNote and Craft are the only apps I've found that may fit my personal needs.

Hi u/lokeshkumarr, I'd like to recommend UpNote. It's a feature rich note-taking app with a clean and minimal interface which helps you take notes and get organized easily. You can insert lists, images, files, links... into your note and apply text formatting. Your notes can be organized with notebooks or tags.

You can sync your notes on all major platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows, Android and use it offline as well.Disclaimer: I'm co-founder of UpNote, I hope the app is useful for you. If you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you :)

Hi, I'd like to recommend UpNote. It's a feature rich note-taking app with a clean and intuitive interface which helps you take notes and get organized easily. You can organize your notes with nested notebooks or hashtags. You can sync your notes on all major platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows, Android and use it offline as well.

Disclaimer: I'm co-founder of UpNote, I hope the app is useful for you. If you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you :)

Hi, I'd like to recommend UpNote. It's a feature rich note-taking app with a clean and minimal interface which helps you take notes and get organized easily.

You can organize your notes with nested notebooks or hashtags. You can insert lists, images, files, links... into your note. You can sync your notes on all major platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows, Android and use it offline as well.

Disclaimer: I'm co-founder of UpNote, I hope the app is useful for you. If you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you :)

Hi u/IR_CySGOd, I'd like to recommend UpNote. It's a feature rich note-taking app with a clean and minimal interface which helps you take notes and get organized easily.

You can organize your notes with nested notebooks or hashtags or filter notes by words. You can insert images, files, links... into your note. You can sync your notes on all major platforms: iOS, Mac, Windows, Android and use it offline as well.

Disclaimer: I'm co-founder of UpNote, I hope the app is useful for you. If you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you :)

Since this thread has died down, I'm just making one more post to say that I've come across UpNote, which doesn't have #inline #tags, but if anyone is sick of Evernote and wants a *good* alternative, I'd recommend checking it out. It does everything *I* liked in Evernote (granted that may not be everything you need) without the bloat and over-engineered UI, and is only $20 flat for premium right now.

I'd like to recommend UpNote to take notes and organize them efficiently into different topics. You may also link notes with one another (more info) and clip any news article to the app for future reference. The app syncs well across Android, iOS, Mac and Windows and you can access it offline too.

Disclaimer: I'm UpNote creator. I hope it's useful for you :)

hi u/hehaia, I'd like to recommend UpNote, it's similar to the native notes app, with more features to organize your notes and sync across all platforms (Mac, iOS, Android and Windows). The interface is clean and there are many useful formatting options to help with typing your notes.

Disclaimer: I'm UpNote creator. I hope it's useful for you :)

I'm using UpNote - it has a clean and elegant UI to help take notes and get organized easily. I often use it to plan for my day, store information or take quick notes on the go. The app can be used offline and sync well on all platforms (Mac, Android, iOS and Windows).

Disclaimer: I'm UpNote creator. I hope it's useful for you :)

UpNote (https://getupnote.com)

I purchased it at a one-time price; no subscription (at least when I purchased it). Has a nice user interface and backlinks.

(FWIW: I'm not affiliated with UpNote; just a fan).

Hi u/Rja12345 i'd recommend UpNote; it's clean and syncs fast across all platforms (so you can access your notes anytime). You can organize your notes of different topic in notebooks; or clip any web content to UpNote. The app has a keep-window-on-top feature which is useful for taking notes while watching Youtube or doing online research.

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. Hope the app could be useful for you; if you have any feedback please let me know :)

Hi u/shiningmatcha, i'd recommend UpNote - it syncs seamlessly between iOS and Windows (and other platforms too). It's clean and fast to use with ability to organize and search for notes.

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. We currently run a promotion for one-time premium upgrade. Hope the app could be useful for you :)

You may want to try UpNote? It doesn't require account sign up; so your data will stay locally if you don't want to sync with other devices. UpNote has a thorough organizing and search system so you can organize and find notes easily.

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. Hope the app could be useful for you :)

I'd like to recommend UpNote; it's clean and fast on Mac and other devices (if you'd like to sync notes). You can also organize your notes into nested notebooks.

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. We currently run a promotion for one-time premium upgrade. Hope the app could be useful for you :)

Hi u/appleparkfive I'd like to recommend UpNote, it's light, clean and fast on Android (as well as on other devices). If you want to keep it offline, just don't sign up for an account.

Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. I'd like to hear any feedback you might have on the app :)

UpNote might be suitable for you. The app syncs instantly across all platforms (iOS, Android, Mac and Windows). Also it has nested notebooks structure with pleasant and smooth UI. UpNote has a lifetime upgrade option. However it is not available on web browser.

Disclaimer: I worked on UpNote; if you have any feedback please let me know. Thank you :)

UpNote might be good for you. If you don't sign up for an account, your notes will stay locally on your device. (If you do sign up, your notes will be synced across devices via the central server). You may see more reddit discussion on UpNote here
Disclaimer: I’m the creator of UpNote. If you have any feedback please let me know :)

>From what I can tell, i'm going to have to replace evernote with at least two apps and try to create a system that works for my specific needs, rather than trying to count on one reliable program

Would recommend https://getupnote.com/ for something like the old Evernote but with more features and native mobile apps, and minimal cost (compared to everything else).

u/Maxmajava maybe you can take a look at UpNote, an app for note-taking and organizing. You may organize notes into notebooks & sub notebooks. You may also add quotes and various highlight/formatting to your notes. Your notes can be pinned or added to the quick access for quick reference.

It's synced fast and reliably on all devices (except for Android which is being developed). I hope it will benefit you in taking notes for your books.

Disclosure: I'm a co-founder of UpNote. If you have any questions or feedback please feel free to let me know :)

May I suggest you to try out UpNote (https://getupnote.com)?

UpNote is an efficient and beautiful app for note taking with rich features that are useful for professionals (note links, flexible notes organization, powerful editors which support attachments, images, table, text highlight, codes...)

Besides UpNote doesn't require you to create account if you do not want to sync or store your data to any cloud service. Your data will then be kept to your local device (i.e. work laptop).

Disclosure: I work on UpNote and I hope this might be useful for you :)

u/ladydiormini may I recommend you to try UpNote (https://getupnote.com). It's very easy and convenient to manage your notes and todos

- Document your notes and sync them on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows (Android is underway)

- You may organize notes into notebooks and sub notebooks for your projects

- Add checklist items into your notes (you may use filter for your active todos)

- Pin/add notes to quick access so you can find them easily

- Create links between notes

- Clean and distraction-free UI to help you focus on what matters most

Disclosure: I develop UpNote and we hope to get your feedback on the app :)

May I recommend you to try out UpNote (https://getupnote.com). It's a clean, simple and efficient note-taking app for students/professionals with features which would be useful for you:

- Organize notes into notebooks and nested notebooks (suitable to organize notes for your classes/subjects)

- Keep window on top to make it convenient when taking notes during lectures/online learning

- Ability to add documents (image, PDF, scanned docs) and rich editors (you may add tables, quotes... to your notes)

- Support bidirectional links between notes (add note links like wiki-style)

- Sync immediately between iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows (Android is underway)

- Export notes to PDF, HTML and other formats

Disclosure: I'm a developer at UpNote and we develop this app with the aim to make it easy and convenient to write and manage notes. We'd love to hear any feedback you may have. Thank you!

Would you mind trying UpNote? https://getupnote.com/

It's available on Mac, Windows and iOS currently and offers most of the features mentioned in the table. Plus we focus on the UI to make the note writing experience most pleasant to our users. The free version is at $0, the premium is $0.99 sub or $19.99 lifetime.

Disclosure: I develop UpNote and would love to get your feedback on this app :)

Nice! I do something similar, though a bit more convoluted.

Notability for handwritten notes, Upnote (similar to Bear) for most other writing.

I use Just Press Record to record less formal meetings and conversations I might want transcribed, and I just recently got into a new app by a redditor called Timeline Journal for daily journalling.

So for a few years now, I have had a hard time trying finding a solid, good looking (not bloated) notes app with both a iOS and Windows client (yes I know I need to use Windows for my line of work)

I have wanted something like iCloud Notes, Bear or Noto. Of course there are alternatives but believe me, I tried them all. Using iCloud.com notes, Evernote, OneNote, Simplenote, Notion, Dropbox Paper, Zoho Notes, Standard Notes...always something not lining up with what I was looking for.

Well a month ago I stumbled upon UpNote, and it ticked all my boxes! It’s a wonderful app with a single developer behind it, witch I feel deserve more attention. It’s rear to find this kind of design/UX in a Windows app. If you are in a mixed Windows/iOS environment and looking for a solid notes app, I can’t recommend this enough!

https://getupnote.com/

So for a few years now, I have had a hard time trying finding a solid, good looking (not bloated) notes app with both a iOS and Windows client.

I have wanted something like iCloud Notes, Bear or Noto. Of course there are alternatives but believe me, I tried them all. Using iCloud.com notes, Evernote, OneNote, Simplenote, Notion, Dropbox Paper, Zoho Notes, Standard Notes...always something not lining up with what I was looking for.

Well a month ago I stumbled upon UpNote, and it ticked all my boxes! It’s a wonderful app with a single developer behind it, witch I feel deserve more attention. It’s rear to find this kind of design/UX in a Windows app. If you are in a mixed Windows/iOS environment and looking for a solid notes app, I can’t recommend this enough!

https://getupnote.com/

maybe you can try UpNote (getupnote.com). They have unlimited devices syncing (though no Android yet) and offline access. Also the features are pretty comparable with EN (some more cool features like nested notebooks and ability to add codes). Their free plan is kept to 50 notes; however the premium is more reasonable I find ($1/mo or you can choose one-time payment).

I've used Evernote, Notes, Milanote, and many more so far. All of them had some missing features and ignored what their target customers needed and some of them had were not aesthetically good.

I've noticed the Upnote on the ProductHunt a week ago. After a brief usage, I fell in love with the app. They thought even the smallest details. The app is compatible with both Windows and Mac (iOS, macOS) and also Android (soon). They offer reasonable life-time offer at the moment and it definitely worths every dollar.

You can check their website from https://getupnote.com.