e-Notty is a fairly good note taking app, supports several themes and has a lot of the necessary features. You can quickly create new notes with the Android widget, link notes together, create a note with your voice (aka speech-to-text), and have a note read to you (aka text-to-speech). I

True to its name, this app is fast but it lacks basic functions like text formatting and you can't attach an image or record audio. I like the note colors, clean UI, and that you can protect a specific note or the entire app with a password or your fingerprint.

A basic app from Seoul, Korea that I initially reviewed 7 months ago. It was not very good and then I found a few apps that looked exactly the same as this one just different colors. It appears that this is one of up to seventeen cloned note taking apps

Twos is a great, fast, and unique app for getting things out of your head and keeping track of them. I thoroughly enjoyed using it on Easter weekend and this whole week and I got more done than I usually do. At first I saw the app as more of

JotterPad is a great note taking app targeted at authors and playwrights although it can be used by anyone. It's fast and has all of the features needed including Markdown, WYSIWYG editing, version history, and publish to Ghost or WordPress! It's relatively expensive at $40/yr although "you get what

A basic note taking app with simple font size and theme changer. The green-screen theme took me back to my early programming days with VT220 terminals. No image or audio attachments and no text formatting support but you can create folders and export notes to text or PDF. AboutScore: 6/

A very basic note taking app with a focus on phone calls and geo-location which could be useful for a traveling salesperson or such. It looks to have been acquired by AppsBuyout and put under their Calldorado brand. There are so many screens to get through when the app is

Two reviews in one weekend? I got COVID on Friday and since then watched way too much Netflix. I finally got some energy to write up this review. Not a great app but I must try them all so here you are! Notepad is a basic note taking app with

GitJournal is for more than Developers. It's a great open source app which is well designed and easy to use. It has a journal mode, linking of notes, Markdown support, inline images, fast search, and 11 languages. You can sync notes to github, Gitlab, Gitea, or self hosted which is

A few folks online suggested that I review this app. It's open source, has Markdown and inline image support, linking of notes, tons of sync options, as well as desktop, mobile, and Web apps. I couldn't figure out how to export from the Android app besides sharing the markdown version

Zoho Notebook is an incredible app, one of the best I've tried. It's fast and has a nice UI. I don't know much about the company but their app has all of the features you'd ever want in a note taking app, minus Markdown. Hand drawing is simple and easy

Notepad aka Super Note is a pretty basic note taking app. It's missing important features like bullets, undo/redo, and there's no image attachments or backup and restore function. On the plus side it has text formatting, checklists, many themes, reminders, and can sync with Google Drive. The ads were

This is a great and low-cost note taking app for Android that I really enjoyed using. It's simple and clean UI is easy to use with support for labels, easy reminders, and many filtering options. It's fast and has speech-to-text, audio recording capabilities and you can add an image or

I initially reviewed this app in November and sent the Developer my draft review but did not receive a reply. To make sure the review was current, I tried out his update just now and found a couple of improvements although a number of the gaps still exist. I like

I originally scored this one quite high but given the lack of response from the Developer and my inability to get more info on them, I downgraded it. This note taking app has so many features and a few very interesting ones like filtering by color. It has handy little

Move on, there's not a lot to see here. This Android note taking app has not been updated for 2 years but has 5M downloads which is impressive. The Play Store rating of 4.5* is way out of whack with my impression. Read the review to learn what not

Unreal Notepad is a very nice, simple note taking app for Android with a clean UI and supports 17 languages. You can color notes, add audio, photo, video attachments and even draw with your finger. One very big gap is the inability to share a note with someone. I really

The Markor Android note taking app is incredible! No ads, completely local, Markdown support, audio recording, and tons of custom settings. A few usability issues but those are far outweighed by the functionality and endless customization. You can import markdown or other formats and then export to PDF, image, Markdown,

This app has too many ads which turned me off right out of the gate. It's privacy policy concerned me with the list of third parties they share info with. It was interesting to see that the Developer / owner of the app also owns apps buyout which purchases Android apps

Quillnote is a free note taking developed by a Comp. Sci student at the University of Thessaly. It's fast, easy to use, and has tons of functionality including audio recording, markdown support, tags, and image attachments. Best of all it's Open Source (GPL-3.0) and supports synchronization with Nextcloud (experimental)