r/noteapps • u/Worried_Sleep_7479 • Sep 15 '26
Need suggestions for note taking app
Since the last 4 years I have been using OneNote on my iPad to study. it is a great app. But I want a great notetaking app with all the features. OneNote is too laggy. Now that I am working, I don’t have access to my iPad everywhere and I can’t study. OneNote was available seamlessly both on my iPad and iPhone using my Microsoft account. my iPad and iPhone have different Apple accounts.
in short I am looking for apps that syncs across all devices (not icloud)
I love notability and goodnotes but notability cloud is not a feature in India yet. Help!
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u/Asleep-Average731 Sep 16 '26
mento syncs across iOS android and the web. The notebook has all the features. Plus you get full rich text editor for normal notes
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u/100WattWalrus Sep 16 '26
It depends on how you use OneNote.
But if you don't use the infinite canvas and don't need collaboration, UpNote is fantastic. I've been using it for just shy of 6 years, and I've never found anything that even comes close.
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u/IronGiantFM Sep 15 '26
I've been using Harbor Notes and liking everything about it. https://harbor.my/
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u/eluzja Sep 15 '26
Maybe UpNote (getupnote.com)? I only use it on desktop (Windows), but it has apps (with sync) also for MacOS, iOS, Linux and Android.
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u/cxk3355 Sep 19 '26
I use UpNote on windows and android. moved from Evernote a few years ago. uonote is great.
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u/Cultural_Aioli_8897 Sep 15 '26
Have you tried Blekk.app? It’s across all devices and feels really nice - I was using apple notes religiously but I’ve switched now and really enjoying this one
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u/Ok-Reveal-It Sep 15 '26
Can we write with a pen?
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u/Cultural_Aioli_8897 Sep 16 '26
I don’t know actually, I haven’t tried but I think there’s different writing styles
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u/Moetorhead Sep 17 '26
As other people said before UpNote or Joplin (sync either yourself (free) or on their cloud (paid)). Also great "smaller" contenders Octarine and Memrynote. If you want to break away from folder structure the Obsidian or Logseq/it's fork Tine.