MemPad is a plain text outliner and note taking program with a tree structured index. All pages are stored in a single file. User interface available in 20 languages.
MemPad is a plain text outliner and note taking program with a structured index. All pages are stored in a single file. User interface available in 20 languages. Unicode.
The program offers standard editing functions including cut, copy, paste, undo, date/time insert, drag&drop, and supports Web links as well as network and local file or folder links (full path not required) and internal page links. Environment variables can be used in file links to run programs, for example.
• Top positive commentabout 5 years ago • 0 replies
Am using it for years now, it's my brain, without it i would forget where i am. All of my research notes or random daily observations go into it. Light on resources (instant startup via system hotkey), reliable, never in my way (constant auto save so no data loss on crash, exit program with esc key), has a diary function (hotkey F6 takes you to a note for today), can handle large files, can have nice colors and a distraction free user interface, you can set up multiple configurations for different purposes .... I remember the times when i tested other programs like treenote or keynote but mempad is just perfect at what it does: keep structured notes that you may want to return to regularly. Thank you H. S.!
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Comment • 6 months ago • 0 replies
MemPad does not have a calendar. Therefore, it is NOT an alternative to EssentialPIM.
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Said about MemPad as an alternative
text file based
clean simple interface
light weight
Positive comment • over 1 year ago • as an alternative to TreePad
Am using it for years now, it's my brain, without it i would forget where i am. All of my research notes or random daily observations go into it. Light on resources (instant startup via system hotkey), reliable, never in my way (constant auto save so no data loss on crash, exit program with esc key), has a diary function (hotkey F6 takes you to a note for today), can handle large files, can have nice colors and a distraction free user interface, you can set up multiple configurations for different purposes .... I remember the times when i tested other programs like treenote or keynote but mempad is just perfect at what it does: keep structured notes that you may want to return to regularly. Thank you H. S.!
MemPad does not have a calendar. Therefore, it is NOT an alternative to EssentialPIM.