Multi-Device Note Taking App
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Notes
1 note
Online Notepad ✨
Last synced: Now
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
Yes, by logging in, you can use the Evernote integration to sync notes across multiple devices, ensuring access wherever you go.
The app itself doesn't have direct sync features for free users, but logging in allows you to save to Evernote, enabling cross-device access.
Log in and use the 'Save to Evernote' option. This feature allows your notes to be transferred to your Evernote account for easy access and management.
No, this note-taking app is designed for desktop browsers only. Mobile users are advised to use the Evernote app for syncing capabilities.
The app is compatible with any standard desktop keyboard, including wireless multi-device keyboards for flexibility in note-taking.
Once notes are saved to Evernote, you can organize them using Evernote's system, allowing for proper categorization and management.
This app does not offer a version history feature. All changes are saved automatically, and you may not view past note versions.
Notes are automatically saved in real-time to the browser's LocalStorage, providing a seamless experience without manual saving.
Within the app, it's one note at a time. For extensive organizing, save notes to Evernote and manage them across different notebooks there.
No, the app currently does not support real-time collaboration. Notes must be saved to Evernote if you wish to share them for collaborative purposes.
Saving to Evernote allows for note synchronization across devices, organized storage, and access through Evernote's mobile app and other features.
Yes, file attachments are available for logged-in users. This extends your note functionality and requires authentication to enable it.
An internet connection is required for full functionality, particularly for login-based features like saving to Evernote.
The browser-based app supports desktop platforms only and is not suitable for use on shared iPads as it's restricted to desktop browsers.
The app allows for one active note per session. For handling multiple notes, save each to Evernote and organize them within the Evernote interface.