Inkdrop
The note-taking app with robust Markdown editor, supporting macOS, Windows, and Linux. This app is designed to be the most convenient way to make notes in Markdown for y...
- Paid • Proprietary
- Note-taking Tool
- Todo List Manager
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
- iPad
- Android Tablet
What is Inkdrop?
Inkdrop enables hackers to keep track of their daily progress when it comes to hacking in one convenient spot without having to rely on traditional word processors.
Inkdrop features support for #Markdown with the ability to do code syntax highlighting as well as built-in syncing capabilities. Users can organize their progress in a clean, uniform way that's focused on ensuring that the information is easy to work through and can be read uniformly.
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Tags
- Note-taking
- Mobile Apps
- Todo List Manager
- Security & Privacy
- notes-manager
- development-tools
- Markdown Editor
- Productivity Tool
- getting-things-done
- notepad
- Encryption
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Danilo_Venom added Inkdrop as alternative(s) to NoteKit
Danilo_Venom thinks VNote is an alternative to Inkdrop
Danilo_Venom Downvoted a comment on Boost Note as an alternative to InkdropBoostnote is free, open source and has a better interface than inkscape on mobile. It doesn't sync, but on desktop you can set which folder it stores stuff in and sync that using any service you like. Boostnote is being developed quickly. It also lets you attach non-image files to notes - nice!
The search for the perfect note-taking app is finally over. It's elegant, well designed, simple, and functional.
Needed a dedicated place for code snippets / Math based notes / install guidelines, etc. The most important thing for me is that it followed githubs conventions for markdown. So I can copy paste my notes straight to a .md file.
It is a much better alternative than boostnote in my opinion.
Boost Note feels disjointed since its made as an open source community. Inkdrop right off the bat felt intuitive and easy to use. You can tell its made by one developer just by using it. All the native hotkeys are well thought out. I find myself agreeing to all the decisions and choices the solo developer of this app has made.
[Edited by Kagerjay, May 14]
Github-flavoured Markdown, status per note, end-to-end encryption, revision history, and over 100 plugins! This is amazing for an app costing only USD 4.99 a month.
My full review: https://www.noteapps.ca/inkdrop/
Its easy to use and compatible seamlessly with other devices
I use it on my Mac and iPhone. It's a handy, multi-platform, light, and easy-to-use markdown app. Great UI and quick support.
Portable between multiple platforms. This is really the killer feature for me. I'm able to use this on my Windows laptop, Apple laptop and on my iPhone. I know that all of my notes will be synced seamlessly between each platform and that the UX will be consistent no matter what device I'm on. This was a step forward for me from something like iCloud Notes which locks me into a particular platform (macOS, iOS).
This is a great utility app - it stays out of the way and lets you create documents and organize them. Very easy to use and quite intuitive.
You also maintain ownership of the docs that you create. Should you choose you can export your entire collection and have them in Markdown format. The application doesn't prevent you from getting to your content and makes it easy to take ownership.
My only con here is the price. While I understand this is a competitive space, it sometimes feels hard to justify 5USD a month against tools like Notes which are free and let me do 60% of the same thing.
I would recommend this app strongly. This is a very well-made app with excellent UI and support.