Ever find yourself juggling between Apple Notes and Notion, wishing there was an easy way to bring the best of both worlds together? Apple Notes is perfect for quick, offline note-taking or scribbling ...

Markdown is the language of productivity for writers, developers, and note-takers alike. It’s simple, clean, and helps you focus on the content. But here’s the challenge: finding a great editor that ...

Who doesn't take notes? Our brains can only hold so much information that note-taking, especially digitally, has become part of our daily routine. You take notes not only when you're in class but also ...

You can sync Obsidian notes over Google Drive for free with the right setup. It's quick and painless, except one caveat (listed below). Syncthing gives you complete control over how and when your ...

Noto, the modern notes app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that I reviewed back in February, recently launched a 2.0 update that introduces brand new features and key fixes and enhancements. On the iPad, ...

The iTunes software functions as the synchronization hub for your iPhone, particularly when dealing with operations that involve syncing data with Outlook. Notes are no exception, and with iTunes, you ...

Unlike iOS’s Notes, OS X’s built-in app for quick notes, Stickies, goes beyond simple text. Still, it feels dated these days, and perhaps its biggest flaw is that it doesn’t sync across Macs or with ...

Notes is the default note-taking app on iPhones and iPads. It lets you jot down your thoughts or ideas, compose handwritten notes, create checklists, and scan documents, among other things. In ...

Microsoft may have dumped its Cache experimental note-taking app, but Windows users have alternatives to the sometimes overwhelmingly complex Evernote, Google Keep, or Microsoft’s own OneNote. When ...