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Diarium

Diarium is not a note app per se, it falls under the diary category but I really like it a lot for taking notes and I used it for the entire past week, 3 days of which I was on business travel. I heard about the app from Jez via

Orgzly

Orgzly is a completely free and open-source note taking and to-do app with an incredible amount of customization and multiple synchronization options including Dropbox, WebDAV, or a directory. On the downside the app does not support image or audio attachments, is not extremely attractive, and is not that easy to

Zettel Notes

I have been excited to share this app with you as it has not received enough praise or attention in the note app market. There are so many little surprises that I keep finding interesting features. Zettel Notes is impressive and free with Markdown support, multiple themes, templates, text snippets,

Standard Notes

A security and privacy first app with end-to-end encrypted sync across devices as part of the free plan, incredible! The flipside is that basic functions like text formatting and checkboxes are an upgrade. I love that it's open-source, has 30 days of change history on notes, is available on every

Nextcloud Notes v3.2.5 scores 7/10

Nextcloud Notes is a fairly complete Open Source app with text formatting, inline checklists, hyperlinks, and tables using Markdown. It requires a Nextcloud server to work and is a little sluggish to start up. Best part is it's free! Subscribe to read the complete review. About * Developer: Nextcloud | Location: Germany