It feels like it was designed for how my brain works.

↳ u/LibrarianSufficient3 · Reddit · Jan 2021 · and 65 others

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301 people said this

133 Tasks inside notes

Best feature so far is having tasks inside notes. It’s a no brainer and I LOVE it.
↳ Gavin · review · Dec 2022 · and 132 others

86 Not looking back

This app has entirely replaced Evernote and Todoist for me, and has changed the way I use Google Calendar.
↳ Michael · review · Jan 2024 · and 85 others

156 apps replaced

91 Solved the problem of task management

I think you have absolutely solved the problem of task management. [...] Shoutout to the auto score on task importance.
↳ u/trendyy · Reddit · Aug 2021 · and 90 others
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65 Revolutionized the way I organize my personal knowledge

Amplenote has revolutionized the way I organize my personal knowledge, to-dos, and project organization. Truly unique and worth the learning curve.
↳ Grady · review · Oct 2024 · and 64 others

50 Just as good on mobile

I don't know if they believed me when I told them the application is just as good on mobile and it's not just for "quick capture."
↳ Gustavo · review · May 2023 · and 49 others

301 people said this

“Amplenote has so many unique features that easily makes it the best not taking app there is. Being a college student with 4-6 classes per quarter, being able to keep notes and one calendar makes my life so much easier. Although there is google docs, calendar, and others, nothing comes close to the features of this app. Sorting my notes has become so much easier than google drive, and allows me to easily find anything I’m looking for. The ability to incorporate my calendar into my note taking app makes life easier as opposed to constantly having to open another app. The tasks feature is also extremely helpful being able to put tasks and rank them based on things like urgency and importance. Separate from within the app, the google chrome extension is a life saver. The ability to send screenshots or highlight texts directly to your notes is convenient. The main reason I love this extension though, is that it gives you the source of what page you just screenshotted or took text down. Now, when I am skimming through mass amount of articles, I don’t have to manually cite them each time. When I go back afterwords, if I like something I found, coming back to cite it is incredibly easy. Another big thing I like is the use of plugins. While google and other services offer plugins, I have found there are many unique ones that fit my needs. Some of them are irrelevant to me, but I feel like for almost any task I am doing, I can find a plugin that makes it either easier, or less time consuming. Plugins like writing equations has saved me a lot of time in my stats class. The ability auto link note helps me save so much time when I have mass amounts of vocab words I need to go through. And it wouldn’t be a new breakthrough if it did not have AI of some kind. The ability to incorporate AI into a note app for things like summarize, revise, or answer questions is another life saver. It makes looking back on notes from a while ago easy as I can have it explain it back to me. With that being said, there is a little bit of a learning curve to get used to it. However, after about 30-40 minutes I was able to grasp almost all the topics I needed. The only one thing I would like them to add is a search feature within a note, as opposed to me going to google and then doing command F. With that being said, I believe I read the developers are currently working on that. They are always responsive and genuinely listen to what the community is asking for. I have never found an app as helpful and time saving as this one. I would 100% recommend to anyone looking for something better than the google suite.”

Paul_Mills · Apr 2024

“I just imported a large number of notes from another app (think elephant logo) which over the years has become big and complicated with way too many features I don’t need—and has in recent months become awkward to use even though I was a paying user. Enter Amplenote: streamlined, efficient, simple and extremely useful! Importing my notes from that *other* app was quick and 98% accurate (just some formatting needed to be cleaned up—quick job). I love seeing my notes listed on the first screen and not having to click through 3 layers of menus and ads for yet more features. Editing is quick and efficient, etc. Yes, I see that Amplenote has more features which I haven’t even tried out yet, which is fine as long as they don’t make the path to those I want to use longer. Please keep the simple and quick UI!! Very happy with the app!! Thank you!”

Jerry77B · Apr 2024

“Even without paying, the app is comprehensive for managing daily notes, notes, tasks, and calendars. The "pro" plan (€70/year) adds a graph viewer, a side viewer, Google Calendar integration, themes, and more. The "unlimited" plan, twice as expensive, allows you to encrypt your notes and publish them online. I wish this feature were included in the "pro" plan; it would be perfect. Amplenote is full of features, available on all platforms, and deserves to be more widely known.”

Jean-François · Mar 2024

“Issues resolved, back to perfect. Great support and response”

Kekrau · Mar 2024

“I’ve recently gotten this recommended by a family member, and was this a time worth investing learning. I’ve always tried to be better with notetaking, and I’ve tried apps such as Evernote, OneNote, etc. and it just hasn’t sticked. Not this app. The planner has been a total life saver for actually planning out my to-do list for certain topics, and hashtags keep everything organized. Very well thought out application.”

etiennejude · Mar 2024

“Right off the bat you can tell Amplenote has put a lot of thought into making something like this work (the all-in-one note taking, tasks, and calendar tool). It's not easy at all and they have done it brilliantly. There's a slight learning curve to how everything works, but it guides you through very nicely. I can't state enough great of a job they did in providing you ways to get thoughts, tasks, and ideas down quickly. You can see this and more with how thought out and intentional their widgets are. They're perfect. Viewing media isn't the best if you're trying to view an image and be able to zoom in and all that within the app as it takes you to the browser, but this can certainly be improved without too much friction I would imagine. That's my biggest con I can think of at the moment. I'm pretty blown away otherwise. Note taking is great, tasks are amazing, and add in the ability to time block those tasks on a built in calendar and you have yourself a winner. Cheers!!”

M.James · Mar 2024

“I've used Evernote since inception but have been frustrated by its slowness and how bloated it became over the years. After a couple years of trying to make the switch to an alternative platform I have finally found it. Amplenote is speedy and efficient to jot my notes down, turn them into tasks, then schedule them. Keep up the good work!”

Trevor · Mar 2024

“I cannot begin to say how much I appreciate this app. I wasn't sure if I needed the features beyond the Free version, but I wanted to support its development so I signed up for the very reasonable Pro subscription. And I'm glad I did. The desktop app has so much promise.”

Annette · Feb 2024

“I have found this extremely useful to have all of my notes and a to-do list in the same app that I can access on both my phone and my PC. It's incredibly useful for keeping track of assignments and any personal jots I want to make. I also like the way you can upgrade to services if you want but you can also use the app for completely free if it meets all of your needs already. There's also a really cool animation when you finish a task that just makes me happy. Highly recommend for students”

Jase · Feb 2024
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Brian · review · May 2026

Amplenote is one of the few services I'm willing to pay premium for. Truly brilliant.

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