

Oinker is described as 'Looks like a plain chat program on the surface, but it allows you to save the specified messages (called ‘oinks’ in Oinker) on the spot, and more importantly, it allows you to connect the messages in an infinite number of ways to build sophisticated contents' and is a Note-taking tool in the office & productivity category. There are more than 100 alternatives to Oinker, not only websites but also apps for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux and Android apps. The best Oinker alternative is Raindrop.io, which is free. Other great sites and apps similar to Oinker are Zim, CherryTree, TagSpaces and Cryptee.


Jot+ Notes is the premiere note manager for Microsoft Windows. Now gone Freeware as of December 2019 !

"The private, unfiltered, personally meaningful micro-journal that sends your thoughts back to you in unexpected ways. Try it - the effect is poignant."

MemoPad is software that comes with your Blackberry: it allows you to make notes, but not edit files.
Boost your productivity. Take notes, set reminders and save contents and links, all in 1 swipe of the mouse. Attach notes automatically to any window.




KJots is a hierarchical note taking application that organizes all of your notes into separate books displayed as tree. Since Plasma 5 KJots isn't part of Kontact anymore.

Have you ever needed to remember something real important but had no way to? Catzware introduces Simple Notes, a program which allows you to make up to five notes and keep them open on your desktop all at the same time so you never forget anything again!
Make lists, add by voice from home screen.
QwikList Voice is a handy home screen app that allows you add items to a list, send SMS, or quick add to Google Calendar by speaking to your phone! Uses Google voice to text. You can quickly and easily create reminders, shopping lists.


InstaFetch lets you save complete web pages to your mobile device for offline reading. It integrates with Instapaper.com - the best service to use if you don't have time to read an article but want to read it later.





I was tired of always having to start a new instance of notepad to take a note of something during my busy work day. All the other note applications seem very bulky and didn't really work with the fast pace that I work at.




KNote is an easy to use wiki-like note taking program with built in file management and blogging capabilities.
