Never failing simple note

People typically need just two (maybe three) note taking apps. They need one for more complex notes… with lots of format options, maybe even adding attachments, images, etc. For that you have things like OneNote or Evernote. [ I use these tools for taking notes about work projects ]Then you need a “simple note taking” app for keeping more basic notes, where you don’t need tons of formatting options, or anything complex. You want these notes on all your devices, regarless of OS. Here is where Simplenote shines. [ As a developer, I use simplenote for things like “common linux commands” “git notes”, etc. For personal stuff, I keep things like notes on names of new people I meet at chuch, car maintenance (when oil was changed, tires rotated, etc.) - stuff I want around for a while. ]The third one, is possibly a ‘quick note’ taking app for shorter things you want to remember but possibly won’t need for a long time ( eg lot me jot down a quick packing list, some upcoming birthday gift ideas, your new locker combination, etc.) [ Simplenote works peferct for this as well, it’s just I like to have different main apps based on complexity. I use google keep for the ‘quick throw-out notes’ and simplenote for the longer, yet not overly complex, notes. ]

Simplenote Mac App

Simplenote for macOS. A Simplenote client for macOS. Learn more about Simplenote at Simplenote.com. Build Instructions Download Xcode. At the moment Simplenote for macOS uses Swift 5 and requires Xcode 10.2 or newer. Mac App Store Preview. Simple Antnotes 4+ AntLogic 4.4. 375 Ratings; Free; Screenshots. Antnotes are like paper notes: they are glued to your monitor, but from the other side of the screen. This nice and handy application lives in the menu bar for faster access and has the following features.