Notefuel vs Joplin

otefuel builds on research-supported learning strategies like spaced repetition and the Cornell note-taking approach and is ideal for taking notes on books, lectures, videos, and podcasts. Some noteworthy traits It enables you to generate flashcards from your notes by adding questions or using Notefuel's artificial intelligence to do so. • Notifies you when reviewing your notes is best for effective information retention, making it simple to take advantage of "spaced repetition" • a built-in text scanner that enables you to input highlights from physical books using ultra-modern, quick optical character recognition (OCR). • Simple import of Amazon Kindle highlights and notes, enabling you to read your Kindle data again and learn from it. It operates offline, enabling note-taking on a plane, train, or in any other location with spotty connectivity • allows for device syncing • Send classmates and coworkers a link to exchange thoughts with them. • is not required to sign in • You can freely export your notes to avoid being confined.

As previously said, the primary Joplin app is available for free. However, you must pay for the Joplin Cloud service in order to access the app through a web-based interface, enable note syncing and sharing, and receive customer support. Three plans are available; Basic, Pro, and Teams. The monthly fees for the Basic plan are €1.99, Pro is €5.99, and Teams is €7.99 per user per month (minimum of 2 users), or its equivalent in your local currency. If you pay for 12 months at once, you'll receive a sizable discount Before making your final choice, make use of the 14-day free trial period to test the Joplin Cloud service. Because the site doesn't provide refunds to customers, we suggest every user to do this. Features of JOPLIN You must download the app to your computer or mobile device in order to use Joplin for free. Directly from the official website, you may get the desktop program package for Windows, macOS, or Linux. Similarly, you can get the mobile apps from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store (Android) (iOS). Otherwise, if you use Joplin Cloud, you can access Joplin via a web-based interface. The desktop or mobile apps' user interfaces are similar to those of the web-based version. The digital notebook, which is similar to a hard copy notebook but has virtually infinite features, is the main component of Joplin. You can create a new notebook at any time and type content into it. To accomplish this, look for the "+" button and click on it in the top left corner of the dashboard. You can write your notes in the Note Editor by clicking that button, which will take you there. You can format text in various ways using this editor. You can bold or italicize text, for instance. You may also construct hyperlinks to link text to web URLs. You can also make lists with bullets or numbers. The note editor in Joplin has the advantage of allowing you to attach multimedia (pictures and videos), which can add a lot of information. After finishing typing in the note editor, you can use the device storage on the Joplin app to save your notebook. You can share your notebooks with other Joplin users so they can view or edit them if you're using Joplin Cloud. Similar to this, Joplin Cloud users can sync their notes to their accounts and use their login information to access them from any device. You can sync an unlimited number of devices, but the largest plan's storage space is limited to 10GB. Joplin 3 JOPLIN: USE AND INTERFACE Using Joplin didn't provide any big problems for us. The app's user interface is quite user-friendly and makes it easy to explore. Because Joplin is accessible via a web-based interface or native apps on the most widely used desktop and mobile operating systems, it has excellent compatibility.