MyNotex

mynotex

Web site: sites.google.com/site/mynotex/ Category: Office Subcategory: Notes Platform: Linux License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: MyNotex First release: unknown MyNotex – a free and open-source software for GNU/Linux to take notes, to file documents and to manage activities. Notes are gathered under different subjects and are made by a title, a date, a tags (keywords) … Read more

MyInfo

myinfo

Web site: www.myinfoapp.com Category: Office Subcategory: Notes Platform: Windows License: Proprietary Interface: GUI Wikipedia: MyInfo First release: 1999 MyInfo – a personal information manager for collecting, organizing, editing and searching notes, web snippets, emails, etc. MyInfo uses hierarchical and folder-like structures as well as tags, categories and other meta information to organize the content. Goals: … Read more

Notewise

notewise

Web site: www.notewise.dev Category: Office Subcategory: Notes Platform: Android, iOS License: Proprietary Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: 2022 Notewise – a note-taking application for Android and iOS users. More than just an app, Notewise serves as your digital brainstorming companion, allowing seamless collaboration across multiple platforms. Capture thoughts and sketches effortlessly on your device, organize … Read more

Microsoft OneNote

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Web site: www.onenote.com Category: Office Subcategory: Notes Platform: Android, iOS, OS X, Windows License: Freemium Interface: GUI Wikipedia: Microsoft OneNote First release: November 19, 2003 Microsoft OneNote – a computer program, a notebook working in graphic mode intended for creating and organizing notes. OneNote first appeared in Microsoft Office 2003. It is also available as … Read more

Memonic

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Web site: memonic.com (not active) Category: Office Subcategory: Notes Platform: OS X, Windows, iOS, Android License: Freemium Interface: GUI Wikipedia: Memonic First release: 2011 Memonic – a free web-based notetaking application that allows users to save and organize information while conducting research online and offline. A clip may be a full webpage or webpage excerpt, … Read more

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