neutriNote vs Notebook – Notes,To-do,Journal

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

Perfect. No annoyongly placed ads. I can put photos and make lists and have checkboxes. I can organize notes by putting them in notebooks. Those are all what im looking for, and all of that is here + there are so many extra features that are very nice to have like text formatting and inserting tables.

- LJ Roca

Almost great but the UI can still improve. The way the notes were displayed is quite unattractive for me. Maybe because I'm used to note displays on squares with curved edges. It's quite hassle also to individually open the notes so I'd request a feature where we can instead swipe to view multiple notes per notebook altogether. Unlimited notebooks, backup & restore feature, and the search function as well as the editing options for notes are a big plus though.

- Antoinette Rubi

Overall, it's a good note app in general. I tend to switch between devices, so I can continue with writing everything down, although there some issues with some notebook covers doesn't fully load when using another device. And this might be a minor issue, but there are times that the covers momentarily glitch out and the quote and brackets tend to overlap when they're supposed to be separate from each other. With some minor tweaks and adjustments, it's a solid note app. Keep it up!

- Rochester Colden