Flexible Note Taking App
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Notes
1 note
Online Notepad ✨
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Additional features
AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
Attach images and files
Attach images, PDFs, and other types of files to your note.
Not saved
Autosave
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Frequently Asked Questions
A browser-based application that offers structured note-taking with rich text editing features. It is designed for easy text capture and organization.
Create separate sections in your notes for organizing information side-by-side. This helps in better understanding and referencing.
Yes, by using headings, bullet points, and ordered lists to design your own template that suits your information flow and logic.
Rich text editing allows you to format text using bold, italic, underline, headings, and lists. It enhances the readability and structure of your notes.
While specific templates for math aren't provided, you can create custom structured templates using the formatting tools available.
Yes, the app features an auto-save function that stores your notes in the browser’s LocalStorage as you type.
Logged-in users can save notes to Evernote. Free users can store notes in the browser or copy them to the clipboard.
No, the app is designed for individual note-taking. Collaboration can be facilitated by saving notes to Evernote and sharing from there.
Yes, utilize the rich text editing features to create diagrams or freeform notes that aren't constrained to linear text.
While specific mapping templates are not provided, you can manually create them using headings and bullet points to map out ideas.
No, the app is designed for desktop use only. Mobile users can access their notes by saving them to an Evernote account.
The app allows storing one note at a time in the browser. For multiple notes, use the Evernote integration available for logged-in users.
No, the app does not have a version history feature. It's best to frequently back up notes by saving to Evernote.
The app needs an internet connection for premium features, but basic note-taking and local saves can be done offline in the browser.
No, the app does not support tags. For organization and tagging, save notes to Evernote, where these options are available.