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Re: Ask HN: What software do you use to take notes?

#51

Onenote. For me the killer feature is the ability to put text wherever i want, and move it later, i just click where i want to write in the page and type, it really changed the way i take note, it feel more natural and more close to the "paper experience". i tried opensource solution, but all the one i found allow only for "linear" note taking, witch is ok if i need to take a quick note, but if i need to "prototype"…

Really like OneNote too. One geature it really lacks though is real tagging (#hashtags).

Ideally keep the current system (ctrl+1 to cycle through checkbox, checked checkbox and nothing is nice) but add tags on top.

(If they have added tags and I haven't realized then I'll be happy to know.)

Re: Ask HN: What software do you use to take notes?

#52
Notability on 9.7inch iPad Pro with Apple Pencil. Closest I could get to the feel of writing on paper. But, I can access my notes whenever whereever. I can even import PDF docs into it and annotate on them while I read. Just like on printed paper.

One thing I wish it did is to let me export as HTML instead of PDF. I would love share my notes as blog posts.

Re: Ask HN: What software do you use to take notes?

#55

A Telegram group with myself, only.

Same here, in addition to long form in Asciidoc FX.

(It is searchable and taggable so I'll use it like

"""#LP12345 #oil +2dl km234567"""

where LP12345 is my license plate number.

That way I can for example always go back and find how much oil my car uses.

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