A curated list of open source only note-taking apps, ranked based on relevancy and feature completeness as a note-taking app
Organize and protect your thoughts in a versatile notebook with privacy-focused encryption and offline capabilities
Notesnook is a secure, offline-compatible note-taking app designed to keep your information private with end-to-end encryption. Users can create and organize notes, to-do lists, and ideas across devices while maintaining a distraction-free workspace. The app also supports rich formatting options, making it versatile for various content types.
Joplin helps you securely manage your notes, to-do lists, and files across all your devices, while providing powerful features for organizing and searching your information
Joplin is an open-source, cross-platform note-taking and to-do application that focuses on security, flexibility, and syncing. It allows users to create, organize, and search their notes using a familiar markdown-based interface. Joplin stores all data locally in encrypted files, giving users full control over their information.
Logseq empowers you to build your own digital garden by taking notes, managing tasks, and connecting information in a freeform, graph-based environment
Logseq is an open-source, local-first knowledge management tool that combines note-taking, task management, and graph visualization. It allows users to create and link notes using a freeform, markdown-based approach, forming a personal digital garden of interconnected information.
A visual canvas for diagramming, note-taking and knowledge management tool that transforms how teams / individuals capture, link, and explore complex ideas.
Deepnotes is a web-based collaborative workspace designed to create non-linear, interconnected notes and visual knowledge graphs. Its innovative approach allows users to build dynamic, spatial networks of information with intuitive linking and visualization capabilities.