Notes in folders – folino vs neutriNote

Good: - Folder format is wonderful for organizing - The simplicity makes the app very useable Suggestions: - Add an option in a note file for checklist boxes or allow text notes to be added to a check list note file. It is helpful to be able to divide a checklist into sections. This can be achieved with a small change to note formatting options. Question - What file type is needed to import notes from other apps? I use Samsung Note and I don't know how to import my existing notes.

- Melissa Robb

Looks like this is the first review :-) After having experimented with many similar apps, it looks like this is going to be my notes app. Features include: folders and subfolders; synchronization with Google drive; simple appearance and features without any of the fancy stuff that I dislike. Nicely done!

- George Barbanis

FOLINO has all features you need in a notes application: * Folders and cascaded subfolders: you can create subfolders inside folders and subfolders at several levels. Many notes applications don't have subfolders or have subfolders on one level only. * Synchronization: many notes applications, only folders are synchronized. When you restore, all notes are dumped in the main folders. * Use of colors and icons to customize folders and subfolders. * One-time purchase of additional features. * Etc.

- Floris Pelete

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.

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