On the plus side, it's free. But it's obviously not available for non-Apple devices. The app is available on iPad, iPhone, and Mac. 3. Goodnotes One of the most popular note-taking apps on the ...

Now a new Mac app called Type, by developer Nicolas Bichon, is leveraging the command bar concept to let you jot down anything.

We recently polled readers with suggestions for the best note-taking apps. Most of you said you still do things the old-fashioned way with pen and paper—a technique I heartily endorse. However ...

Google Keep is a versatile note-taking app from Google. You can use Google Keep to make to-do lists, research images, take detailed notes, and more.

Note-taking apps were supposed to help us learn, remember, and think. AI could change that, but apps like Notion, Mem, and Obsidian still have a ways to go.