12 Competitors to ScatterNote - Remote Tools

Taky comes from the need to have a web app that allows you to quickly write an idea.

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.

Ideal for taking notes and keeping personal thoughts organized.

Octo is typically used to write articles, take notes on current projects, and store code snippets

If you want to take notes with ease and boost your productivity.

• 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

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

GetCommit is geared for remote-heavy teams with 20 people and more. The team runs many siloed systems and things are getting lost in Slack and email

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

If you want to keep your remote team or external partners & clients on the same page in the simplest, lightest-weight tool available, Notejoy is for you.

Note taking for meetings and daily use for organising everyday files.

Organizedly is built on connecting information and intuitive tagging, where you don't have to think about where you place your information