I use two note-taking apps: one for capturing fleeting notes and the other for storing important and structured notes I may need later. I have the latter sorted, but for the former, I needed an app ...

Note-taking should be simple. Yet, many apps overcomplicate it with layers of features you may never use. If you’re tired of wading through buttons, tabs, and pop-ups just to jot down a thought, ...

Where do you note down all your thoughts, your ideas, or the notes from that very urgent office meeting? Noting down each of your important things provides you with an accurate record, something that ...

Number seven in our series is free, streamlined, an absolute joy to use — and here’s the biggie — syncs seamlessly with one of several desktop companions (which are also free); it’s also the first ...

It’s a breath of fresh air when an app lives up to its name, and Simplenote for iOS does just that. With its simple and clean interface Simplenote is a note, list and idea keeper with a ...

Mike Johnston has resurrected his note-taking app Simplenote. For the past two years, he's been busy building Simperium, a syncing engine for apps. This past January, Simperium was acquired by ...

When we reviewed Simplenote for iOS nearly four years ago, we found it to be a standout note-taking app. But while the company soon added Android and Kindle versions, for the longest time it didn’t ...

Improvements such as the ability to tag notes with keywords, share them with others in various ways and keep track of different versions of the same note make Simplenote a very powerful, but still ...

This application has a really nice-looking UI, and it’s free to use. That’s not all, though, the app is also open-source, which is always great to see. It currently has a 4.2-star rating in the Google ...