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20 Competitors to Routine - Remote Tools
Competitor remote work products to Routine
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When to use Routine
Routine is typically used by very busy professionals to gather all their tasks and notes in one centralized place
When to use Zoho Notebook
If you want to take notes with ease and boost your productivity.
When to use Notion
For teams who use multiple collaboration tools such as docs, spreadsheets, asana etc. regularly but not extensively and want to switch to a singular app
When to use Amplenote
Amplenote is built foremost for power users: people whose livelihood depends on staying organized and communicating richly. Note takers need the smallest number of features that can support the broadest variety of uses.
When to use Obsidian
Obsidian lets you capture your ideas and take notes in text (Markdown) files, and most importantly, it easily connects your notes and visualizes connections among them
When to use TheNote.app
• Save private notes with photo, video, generic file attachments and links
• Offline notes creation and search
• Pin notes on the first screen of your storage
• Background sync between devices
• Support for an unlimited number of devices for one account
• Use web interface at https://thenote.app to edit your notes on the big desktop screen
• Share notes
• No ads in app
• RTL support
When to use Taky
Taky comes from the need to have a web app that allows you to quickly write an idea.
When to use Portway
Wherever you need to collaborate on content with developer-friendly integrations
When to use Roam Research
Roam helps you organize your research for the long haul. You can mix and match and use filters to do a ton of things inside it like Bullet Journaling, Project Management, Building a Second Brain, Progressive Summarization, 5 Minute Journal, etc
When to use Simplenote
Ideal for taking notes and keeping personal thoughts organized.
When to use Evernote
For daily usage (i.e. not for large projects) and for small teams.
When to use ListPal
ListPal is used to create shareable checklists that update in real-time.
When to use Remnote
To remember and organize what you learn in a simple way
When to use Allegory
Allegory is easy to use for all users of all skill levels, from casual note-takers to more experienced authors.
When to use FastEver 3
As it goes to the entry screen right after startup, it's perfect for jotting down ideas and memos.
When to use QuickJots
Jot down quick notes and auto-save them with QuickJots.
When to use Jottit
Jottit:
- Jot down Lists, Notes & Sketches
- Organize pages with notebooks
- Categorize notebooks with shelves
- Swipe to complete tasks or half swipe to mark as in progress
- Set reminders and due dates
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When to use Stashany
Stashany is designed for developer who would like to take quick note anywhere.
When to use pNotes
pNotes is used to write notes and tasks for the day.
When to use Filterize
Create an overview of your most important notes and Filterize will keep it up-to-date automatically.
When to use Supernotes
Supernotes is a great personal knowledge management with a collaborative twist. Built around note-cards this makes it perfect for building a Zettelkasten system; for study, daily tracking, work, critical thinking, and writing
Take notes, add files, create checklists and sketches, record audio, and capture moments using Notebook. All your notes are instantly synced across your devices and to the cloud.
When to use Zoho Notebook
If you want to take notes with ease and boost your productivity.
A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team to collaborate and share notes.
When to use Notion
For teams who use multiple collaboration tools such as docs, spreadsheets, asana etc. regularly but not extensively and want to switch to a singular app
Amplenote combines the complexities of to-do lists with the simplicity of note-taking.
When to use Amplenote
Amplenote is built foremost for power users: people whose livelihood depends on staying organized and communicating richly. Note takers need the smallest number of features that can support the broadest variety of uses.
Obsidian is a powerful knowledge base that works on local Markdown files
When to use Obsidian
Obsidian lets you capture your ideas and take notes in text (Markdown) files, and most importantly, it easily connects your notes and visualizes connections among them
Keep chains of private and public notes. Don't waste your time on folders and tags names creation. Use chains of notes.
When to use TheNote.app
• Save private notes with photo, video, generic file attachments and links
• Offline notes creation and search
• Pin notes on the first screen of your storage
• Background sync between devices
• Support for an unlimited number of devices for one account
• Use web interface at https://thenote.app to edit your notes on the big desktop screen
• Share notes
• No ads in app
• RTL support
Taky is a fast and no-frills note application for people who appreciate speed and simplicity.
When to use Taky
Taky comes from the need to have a web app that allows you to quickly write an idea.
Portway is a developer-friendly, collaborative notes app. Jot down some thoughts, manage content for your projects, or collaborate with your team on documentation
When to use Portway
Wherever you need to collaborate on content with developer-friendly integrations
Roam Research is a base for personal knowledge management. It is easy to use as a document while being as powerful as a graph database
When to use Roam Research
Roam helps you organize your research for the long haul. You can mix and match and use filters to do a ton of things inside it like Bullet Journaling, Project Management, Building a Second Brain, Progressive Summarization, 5 Minute Journal, etc
The simplest way to keep notes. Light, clean, and free. Simplenote is now available for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, and the web.
When to use Simplenote
Ideal for taking notes and keeping personal thoughts organized.
All your team’s work in one place. Whether you’re managing a project, capturing ideas from a brainstorm, or coordinating with a remote team, Evernote Business keeps everyone on the same page.
When to use Evernote
For daily usage (i.e. not for large projects) and for small teams.
ListPal is a super minimal app to create shareable checklists that update in real-time.
When to use ListPal
ListPal is used to create shareable checklists that update in real-time.
RemNote is the first spaced-repetition powered note-taking tool that lets you structure knowledge exactly in the way you think about it
When to use Remnote
To remember and organize what you learn in a simple way
Allegory is a powerful notes app with a beautiful iOS-centric UI. The minimal and focused writing experience, combined with an impressive set of powerful features, makes this the ideal choice for everyone.
When to use Allegory
Allegory is easy to use for all users of all skill levels, from casual note-takers to more experienced authors.
FastEver 3 is the note-taking app to create Evernote notes quickly.
When to use FastEver 3
As it goes to the entry screen right after startup, it's perfect for jotting down ideas and memos.
Jot down quick notes and auto-save them with QuickJots. You can use GitHub Flavoured Markdown to easily embed images, or even task-lists to track to-dos.
When to use QuickJots
Jot down quick notes and auto-save them with QuickJots.
Jottit is a simple, subscription-free organiser for your notes, lists, and sketches.
When to use Jottit
Jottit:
- Jot down Lists, Notes & Sketches
- Organize pages with notebooks
- Categorize notebooks with shelves
- Swipe to complete tasks or half swipe to mark as in progress
- Set reminders and due dates
Stashany is designed for developer who would like to take quick a note anywhere.
When to use Stashany
Stashany is designed for developer who would like to take quick note anywhere.
A free, open-source, and end-to-end encrypted note-taking app.
When to use pNotes
pNotes is used to write notes and tasks for the day.
Filterize is an online cloud service that acts like your personal Evernote assistant.
When to use Filterize
Create an overview of your most important notes and Filterize will keep it up-to-date automatically.
Supernotes is the best place to collect your thoughts, notes, snippets, and tasks. Create notecards with Markdown, LaTeX, images, emojis, and more
When to use Supernotes
Supernotes is a great personal knowledge management with a collaborative twist. Built around note-cards this makes it perfect for building a Zettelkasten system; for study, daily tracking, work, critical thinking, and writing
