Notejoy
Notejoy is a collaborative notes app for you and your team. It helps you get your most important work out of the noise of email & chat and into a fast and focused wo...
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Note-taking Tool
- Team Collaboration Tool
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
What is Notejoy?
Notejoy is a collaborative notes app for you and your team. It helps you get your most important work out of the noise of email & chat and into a fast and focused workspace. Bring your notes with you everywhere you work: applications are available across web, desktop, and mobile devices, and Notejoy is also integrated with G Suite, Microsoft Office, Slack, and more.
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Said about Notejoy as an alternative
Way better for collaboration in real-time, fast and lightweight
I've not tried Efficient Diary, so this may need further verification, but SOMETIMES one wants to share a diary or project note with others for feedback. Notejoy seems to allow this more easily. Also, Notejoy's support has been excellent.
Notejoy is a superior alternative to Evernote. Much cleaner UI and focus on making writing the focus. Also has every feature that Evernote has, and just feels better, cleaner, and lightweight
Tags
- Note-taking
- Productivity Tool
- collaboration-software
- Mobile Apps
Recent user activities on Notejoy
Avengers added Notejoy as alternative(s) to MyInfo
bonkintime added Notejoy as alternative(s) to SilentNotes
bonkintime added Notejoy as alternative(s) to Google Tasks
Cross-platform. Decent mobile and desktop apps. Good pricing structure.
At the time of writing, Notejoy's tagline is "Collaborative notes for your entire team".
My entire team - presently seven people - primarily uses Linux on desktop and Android on mobile. Notejoy support neither.
That is a disgrace. And all the more emphatic when you realise that Android has something like 85% of the mobile market, globally. So not only is Notejoy not for my entire team, it's not even for 85% of mobile phone users. Notejoy belongs to that nasty little microcosm of apps that look pretty but are biased bizarrely towards Mac/iOS users, in the manner of Bear and all-too-many other so called "productivity" apps.
And for this Notejoy want over $8/person/month. Where exactly does the "joy" part come in?