

FSNotes
Supports open formats like plain text, Markdown, RTF, stores notes on disk, offers live sync with external editors, iCloud Drive and Dropbox sync, elastic pane views, fast search, tagging, markdown preview, code highlighting, and robust multi-folder management.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Local Storage
- Wiki-like local linking
- Syntax Highlighting
- Support for MarkDown
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Hierarchical Structure
- Full-Text Search
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- No registration required
Support for LaTeX
- Note organization
- Tagging
- Sync with iCloud
- Personal Information Manager (PIM)
- Encrypted Notes
Git integration
- Notebook
Sync with Dropbox
FSNotes News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- Danilo_Venom updated FSNotes
- noders liked FSNotes
- arsenkolyba added FSNotes as alternative to Forma – Notes & Tasks
MDTools added FSNotes as alternative to MyEncryptedNotes- AltRazel liked FSNotes
MCQ333 added FSNotes as alternative to Scratchpad App- Cobweb37 added FSNotes as alternative to TUI-Journal
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What is FSNotes?
FSNotes is a notes management application for macOS and iOS that supports open formats like plain/text, markdown, and RTF. Users can view, edit, and copy data with their preferred external editor. The macOS version emphasizes keyboard functionality and features global shortcuts, markdown and RTF markup, markdown preview mode, and two-pane view. It can handle over 10,000 files and syncs changes with the user interface. Other features include note pinning, iCloud Drive or Dropbox sync, multi-folder storage, markdown code copying, markdown highlighting with code blocks, theme options, image previews, drag and drop functionality, and tagging. The iOS version supports iCloud Drive, fast note creation, note pinning, RTF and Markdown markup, markdown editor with code block highlighting, search functionality with keyword highlighting, and a sharing extension.











Comments and Reviews
I've migrated to FSNotes from Obsidian, and before Obsidian I was using Notion to organize my notes.
Compared to Notion, it's just a more natural feeling minimalist note-taking, without unnecessary database features and slow UI. I also like to have my knowledge base as local Markdown files.
Obsidian was too complicated for me. Too many features. FSNotes keeps the minimalistic spirit of the Apple Notes app, while adding a lot of useful features on top of that.