Omni Notes
Note taking open-source application aimed to have both a simple interface but keeping smart behavior
What is Omni Notes?
Note taking open-source application aimed to have both a simple interface but keeping smart behavior.
Actually the following functions are implemented:
- Material Design interface *Basic add, modify, archive, trash and delete notes actions
- Share, merge and search notes
- Image, audio and generic file attachments
- Manage your notes using tags and categories
- To-do list
- Sketch-note mode
- Notes shortcut on home screen
- Export/import notes to backup
- Google Now integration: just tell "write a note" followed by the content
- Multiple widgets, DashClock extension, Android 4.2 lockscreen compatibility
- Multilanguage: 30 languages supported
Omni Notes Screenshots
Omni Notes Features
Omni Notes information
- Developed byFederico Iosue
- LicensingOpen Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 4.2
- Alternatives153 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 2,506 Stars
- 1,069 Forks
- 171 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Note-taking
- notes-management
- notes-manager
- springpad
- getting-things-done
- noteskeeper
- notepad
- notes-managers
- online-notes
- google-keep
- evernote
Category
Office & ProductivityLists containing Omni Notes
Progress & Management • Interesting and open-source Android apps • Libre Android • Secure Note-TakingRecent user activities on Omni Notes
bonkintimeadded Omni Notes as alternative(s) to Mark Text
bonkintimethinks Standard Notes is an alternative to Omni Notes
bonkintimereviewed Omni Notes
your Noes are yours, and ot for anyone to analyse. The app is easy to use and looks good. Even though I use now Oreo the App fits the odern design. There are a good number of ways to take notes besides typing: like drawing, recording, filming, etc. I also like the option that one can create Folders and Tags.
Title says it all. Check it out! You'll be glad you did.
As much as I love Omni Notes user interface (as a former proprietary Google Notes user), I feel better taking notes legacy with .txt files on MiXplorer...
There is a issue recovering notes on Android 9 Pie. Although the fix already commited on closed-Beta channel, dev is taking too long to deploy updates to master branch...
"Omni" comes from the Latin for "every" or "all". Omni Notes, however wonderful, works only on Android. So the Omni doesn't refer to platforms.
I'm always on the lookout for something that is a) an open source Evernote alternative, b) secure. Omni Notes isn't really either, unless you use it on an Android phone disconnected from the outside world. That's sad because it looks quite versatile otherwise.