Collate
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Collate is a cross platform note application that puts your data back in your control. You can feel secure with your data in Collate.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Discontinued
Discontinued since 2017.
Features
- Web Clipper
- Support for MarkDown
- File Sync
- Notebook
- Export to PDF
- Note organization
Tags
- evernote
- notes-managers
- notes-manager
- Markdown Editor
- web-clip
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What is Collate?
Collate is a cross platform note application that puts your data back in your control. You can feel secure with your data in Collate. Take notes your way with Collate Note Types. Choose between Rich Text, Markdown, Outline or Web Clipper note types to take notes more effectively. Intelligent search, notebooks, tags, and attachments. Collate acts as a repository for all your important information. Other features include:
- Markdown editor supports Github Flavored Markdown & Syntax highlighting
- Built in web clipper (save webpages locally)
- Powerful search functionality
- Import your data from Evernote, Markdown files, and text files
- Print your notes or save to PDF
- File format built to be easy to navigate and use, even without Collate.
Collate information
Developed by
Collate, LLC Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Alternatives
235 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
It is close to being the perfect alternative for OneNote. Best thing is, that you can host it where ever you want, and that the files are filetypes you can actually open with a text editor.
Company is no more.
The world desperately needs capable Evernote alternatives. Collate comes up short in at least two big ways:
It'll be a cold day in hell before I trust a little-known company that's not clear about privacy with my personal data. Especially as there is no mention of whether the data is encrypted at rest (and it's very vulnerable if it's not).