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We all know #organization is crucial for managing your busy life & keeping a smooth #workflow. 👨‍💼

What is your favorite #notetaking app for keeping track of your notes? 📔

If your favorite isn't listed here, let us know in the comments! 📣

  • Obsidian (46%, 83 votes)
  • Notesnook (11%, 20 votes)
  • Standard Notes (35%, 63 votes)
  • Notion (6%, 11 votes)
177 voters. Poll end: 2 months ago

#organization #workflow #notetaking
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Martijn de Vrieze - TK69241
Martijn de Vrieze - TK69241
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Either gedit or a ReMarkable... Definitely not the ones you mentioned ;)
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Maurizio Carnago
Maurizio Carnago
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Simplenote because it's synced across all devices and allows me to publish a note like a small web page online thanks to markdown formatting.
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Ruben
Ruben
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I use a notes app that works with Nextcloud/Box.
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simgal55
simgal55
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Using @joplinapp with a profile connected to my own @nextcloud and another to joplincloud
@Joplin @Nextcloud 📱☁️💻
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Vondelphia.com
Vondelphia.com
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BeaverNotes has been pretty nice lately @Tutanota but it's not the primary note taking app, I like having Logseq , Workflowy and Craft... but Dropbox Paper is really nice too!
@Tuta
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Collie Ong
Collie Ong
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@joplinapp with Joplin Server.
And using the NotePlan note my work things.
@Joplin
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Neblib
Neblib
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I've been using #logseq for the past year. It's an awesome open-source combination of outliner/block-based notetaking mixed with electron-based feature-rich Zettlekasten's like Obsidian or Foam, and is similarly file based meaning low lock-in risks and easy integration with other tools. It also has a lot of cool features like Datalog integration, pdf & video tools, a nice mobile app, and lots of great opinionated defaults. I've been only using md, but it also supports org formatting.
#logseq
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Foxle
Foxle
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Notizen von Privacy friendly Apps/secuso
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XLEΞ
XLEΞ
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currently I use @joplinapp on Joplin Cloud but also had it sync with nextcloud for a few years
@Joplin
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barrywmartin
barrywmartin
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After what happened with Skiff mail, I mainly trust my notes to Trilium. I can build my notes offline and back them up myself.

For online notes, I pay for and enjoy Zoho notes. Zoho has a great web clipper, is multi-platform and has been around for many years.

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steppl
steppl
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So far primarily using close sourced #CintaNotes which also runs with Wine.

But currently trying this one (needs bash, git, few other things usually around on *nix): https://xwmx.github.io/nb

nb · command line and local web plain text note-taking, bookmarking, archiving, and knowledge base application

A CLI and local web plain text note-taking, bookmarking, archiving, and knowledge base application.
nb
#CintaNotes
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ode
ode
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Simplenote. Markdown, syncing between devices and sharing 🥰
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tonick101
tonick101
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I’m currently use NotesHub, the best one in my opinion.

https://about.noteshub.app


NotesHub - Take Notes, Sync and Collaborate

Fully cross-platform, vendor-agnostic, Markdown-based note-taking app
about.noteshub.app
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syles
syles
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I use anytype and its awesome! Servers based in switzerland as of now.
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mysignal
mysignal
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I simply use Google Docs or Dropbox Paper for notes.
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