For a long time, Microsoft OneNote was my default note-taking app. It had everything, like my work stuff, research topics, random ideas, half-finished plans, and whatnot. I wasn’t obsessed with OneNote, but it grabbed a permanent spot in my digital life. It synced across my devices and felt good enough. However, that’s not the case anymore. Over time, smaller frustrations piled up. I realized that I was spending more time managing my notes rather than actually using them. That was the time I started looking for some worthy alternatives. Surprisingly, I didn’t have to look far.
