There’s also an official help page on the Simplenote website. Remember that it’s a free app, so support isn’t guaranteed but is more of a favor to customers. If you encounter any challenges with Simplenote, there’s a dedicated support email you can contact and wait for a response from the company’s staff. Any digital layman should be able to navigate the app without difficulties. Its interface feels similar to a hardcopy notebook, minimal and uncluttered, but with unlimited space. As we mentioned earlier, the app is simple to a fault. (Image credit: Simplenote) Simplenote: Interface and useĮase of use is one of Simplenote’s strengths. There’s no limit on the number of people you can do this with. You can invite other users (through their email) to view or edit your notes. You don’t always have to log into the Simplenote app to check your notes when you can do that online.Īnother noteworthy feature that Simplenote offers is collaboration. This feature allows users to access their notes anywhere or share them with other people. Enter that link in a browser, and you’ll see your note as a webpage.
After typing any note, you can publish it online and get a link for it. One great feature we noticed on the app is the ability to publish notes. This feature makes it easy for users to create and manage to-do lists. There is also the ability to add checklists to every note and mark them when done. With such a text editor, it’s very easy to focus on keeping notes and not get distracted.
On the bright side, this feature may be a plus for people who cherish simple things. It's not the easiest on users, which we consider a disadvantage.
It doesn't provide a GUI for formatting text but you can use Markdown syntax, similar to what is used on Wikipedia, to make your text bold, italic, etc. This is a feature I prefer to have in a note taking app especially when I use my smartphone all the times and write down quick thoughts on it and later read them on my desktop.The text editor on Simplenote is simple to a fault. The feature I like the most is seamless sync across devices. In short, Simplenote might have simple in its name but it does a lot more than a simple note taking app like Notes. Free to use, even the backup and sync is free.Light and dark theme in desktop version.Markdown support in desktop versions (needs to be enabled from the settings).Version control so you keep history of all changes made in the past.Notes can be collaborated with other people (even if they don’t have Simplenote account).Individual notes can be shared with others via URL.Notes can be sorted by modification date or alphabetically.Notes can be tagged for even quick search and organize them.It might not have as many features as Evernote, but it does have an impressive list of features. If you have never used Simplenote, I suggest to give it a try.
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