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Products that do what QuickJot does

A Micro-Note Network.

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    Fast note-taking and knowledge sharing

    2022

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    Simple notes app that ties notes together with #hashtags

    2016

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    Thank you for your comments, just some context: - The app is available for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, and the Web. - The Web version is implemented as a Progressive Web Application that is very responsive, local first, offline first, can be installed, and is entirely free to use. - Native (hybrid) versions do not require subscription fees and have small one-time payment. - You can store your notes in Git using any Git provider such as GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. However, it has the best built-in integration with GitHub. Self-hosted scenarios like Gitea are also…

    2024 · about.noteshub.app

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    Paper111

    🚀 An offline note taking app with "networkless" sharing

    2019

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    Dumbnote141

    Offline-first Markdown note app. No lock-in. Just write.

    2025

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    Jot235

    The no-fuss way to take notes

    2018

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    📝 Minimalist, 🙈 anonymous and 🆓 free note taking app

    2018

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    Fully cross-platform, markdown based note-taking app

    2021

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    Extremely simple, productivity-focused, collaboration notes

    2022

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    NoteBuddy142

    Collaborate with others live using an online notebook.

    2020

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    Let AI take notes for anything you upload/record/paste

    2023

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    A lightweight Continuity for Android and macOS

    Oct 2025

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    Easynote104

    One tool to manage all your work in one single place

    2021

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    Open source webapp to store notes to in github repository

    2022

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    TabJot3

    Notes, perfectly organized

    2025

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    Hey all! I created TalkNotes few weeks ago and it started getting traction in hours. It quickly went from 0 -> $700 revenue with One time payment and I decided to remove the one time payment, the line went straight down but since then it rising little by little and has now reached $150 MRR. I'm stoked since this is one of my best projects. The idea is to speak freely into a microphone about anything on your mind—meetings, emails, tasks—and let AI help organize it all. It turns your thoughts into a structured to-do list, notes, flashcards, and more. I created it because spending 15 minutes…

    2025 · talknotes.tech

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    Hey hacker news, I've worked on a note/wiki app nights and weekends for almost two years. While still missing some essentials and polish, I'm happy with the progress and some of my use cases: personal CRM, work notes, and a place to write/record funny things my kid says. I bought into the hype a few years ago with linking apps but quickly grew tired of spinners and steep learning curves, so I started over with a text box and my HTML skills from twenty years ago. Then Chatgpt came out, giving me the tools to add a bit of magic and dig into my stance on simplicity even more. I'd love…

    2024 · grugnotes.com

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    Tool for quick notes-taking & Productivity.

    2021

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    So, I built this little thing over the past month or so now, I got tired of places for tickets, notes, and such being shoved front and center in apps. Thus I created Mininote to get away from the noise I wanted something simple to move out of the way completely when I don't need it but be there when I do need it It contains a slew of features built right in, but the coolest is the sites own API is also the sites own public API no split seam

    24d ago · mininote.ink

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    Simple & fast note-taking

    2025

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    Mobile first Markdown notes synchronized with Git

    2022

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    We just launched our startup tonight! It's called Fetchnotes, and it's a note-taking application for short notes like books to read, shopping lists and ideas. Check out our website at www.fetchnotes.com. We're on the web, Android, iPhone, Mac, Windows and Ubuntu — and you can even text or email in your notes. We were just covered in TechCrunch (http://tcrn.ch/IBfr9C), and we'd love for you to check it out and give us your feedback. You can send it to me (Alex Schiff) and my co-founder (Chase Lee) at [email protected], or use our UserVoice forum at fetchnotes.uservoice.com. Also, we're…

    2012

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