neutriNote vs Fenix notes+

Perfect workhorse app. Migrated from Evernote, to Simplenote, now been using Neutrinote exclusively for over a year. Not very exciting on the surface, but again: my Android note-taking has been exclusively on Neutrinote for over a year now. I don't even *know* if there's better alternatives because I haven't felt the need to look. PLUSES: Fast; Maximalist (no endless submenus); Local note storage as .txt files (no server issues or DRM); No feature creep; Markdown (it's there if you need it).

- Water Bottle

Good: python support; md support; math notation support, small app footprint; friendly UX for productivity. I use it in conjunction with Obsidian and it is far better than the latter whose UI are not tailored for narrow screens. Bad: the main menu is extremely laggy once there's more a hundred of notes, I opened the directory with another md processing app (Jotterpad) and it was as smooth as butter. There needs to be an option to change the default directory or allow multiple directories.

- John Doe

OG note taker / android owner who always liked the simplicity and portability of plain text. Decided to give neutrinote a spin with first md created in windows in vs code. Used neutrinote to add a table and some heading and highlight modifications. Neutrinote is well-designed and intuitive.

- niobe trinity

I was looking for good app to create a quick stickie template that I could then use to create a "wallpaper" memo. This does an excellent job, with a good selection of pastel colors for backgrounds, and a better-than-average selection of fonts and font sizes. You can make up to 10 memos on the "cork board" of the app. Each memo is miniaturized on the "board," and then enlarged when you need to read/edit it. And of course, it's FREE! Maybe I'll move to the paid version eventually when I need its additional functions. In case you don't know the wallpaper trick yet (I didn't until several days ago): Choose a nice pastel color (I like the medium blue). Text should be started 2 or 3 lines down (since the top will be obscured by the date & time). Press the lock button (on the top) and the home button simultaneously for a second or so. Release. This captures a pic of the memo. You then go to Photos, select the pic, and set as wallpaper. Voila! a perfect quick memo that's available as soon as you turn on your iPhone/iPod.

- peasant

Just got this app & I give it 5 stars because it's quick & easy to organize things so you won't forget things. Always was looking for this kind of app. Thanx & good job.

- Apple Head 404

I like that the notes open & expand so easily! The number of font & colors is great but without a "you have notes" badge on hm screen it isn't usefull to me. the badge is how I know I have notes to look at. Add & I would be really happy & use this.

- third_street1