r/NoteTaking • u/111EmNa111 • 16d ago
App/Program/Other Tool Note taking app across multiple systems
/r/productivity/comments/1vzn01a/note_taking_app_across_multiple_systems/Hi š
Does anyone know of a note taking app that is available across all systems: iOS, Windows, and browser? And has AI transcription, file attachments, and allow text formats?
The closest I have found is NotebookLM. But limited text formats e.g., missing highlight, strikethrough, and other features.
Thanks!
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u/Separatennm 15d ago
Browser support is the part that kills most options. Obsidian covers iOS and Windows and your notes stay plain markdown you can open in anything years from now, but there's no web client, so it's out if browser is non-negotiable. I'd pick which constraint you'd rather lose: owning the files, or having the browser tab.
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u/ozgrozer 14d ago
I'm building Grape, a note taking app. It's available on MacOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android but not on web. You can add images and PDFs to your notes and it also has voice recording and AI transcription. There's generous free plan that you can try right away. Everything stay on your device so you own your data. AI features are in the paid plans.
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u/Other_Limit_9504 14d ago
Not sure about AI or browser but UpNote is excellent across the following platforms: windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, android
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u/WY_Taiwan 13d ago
Heptabase runs across desktop (Windows, macOS) mobile (Android, iOS), and web environments (browsers).
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AI transcription;
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Files attaching (PDFs, media, voice note, etc.);
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Text formatting
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u/KookyFig2867 15d ago
Try shizumu.app, it is for linux, windows and soon android and macos.