Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Windows



Noty has been discontinued. Similar apps include Trilium Notes, which is free and open source. Other options are Microsoft To Do, Tomboy, Stickies and Zoho Notebook. Note-taking Tools like Noty are a crowded field, with more than 50 alternatives for Windows, Mac, Android, Linux and the web.



Built-in quick note: save ideas, contacts, interesting facts
With Exstora, you can write down a thought that comes to your mind as soon as possible. To create a new note, just double-click next to the corresponding section.
Personal organizer software: plans for the future, eve.



Note-ify it's an elegant, simple and easy-to-use application made in minimalistic design developed for the iPhone and iPad. It will help you quickly and easily save your thoughts, ideas and all necessary information in the form of text notes.



StickyPad is an invaluable, easy-to-use tool that lets you place sticky notes on your desktop. You can type notes to yourself, set meeting and appointment reminders, keep track of a to-do list, and anything else you would do with paper notes.


A minimalist writing zone, where you can block out all distractions and get to what's important.

Quickly and easily access your Simplenote account from your OS X dashboard. Stay organized with no effort. Let your notes automatically sync between multiple devices.



Full featured Simplenote syncing plain text notepad. A full featured Simplenote syncing notepad application.


A program to create sticky notes on the screen. You can store any information you need: tasks, appointments, birthdays, phone numbers, etc. All notes are stored in a single configuration file and does not use the registry.

Take notes lightning-fast right inside your browser! It is a unique take on Safe & quick jotting down experience. Must try for everyone who work on laptops / desktop.




MemoPad is software that comes with your Blackberry: it allows you to make notes, but not edit files.
Scrawl is a place to put those little notes you need for just a minute and then never want to see again. Where did you park the car? What's the ten-digit code to disarm the bomb? What gate do you need to meet your mother at?


