The best Microsoft OneNote alternatives

Goodnotes may suit people who want to take and share notes across mobile, desktop, and web platforms, including offline.

Joplin suits people who want encrypted, offline notes across many platforms, including multimedia and web clips.

Notability suits students and professionals who want notes, recordings, and documents in one workspace.

Notesnook suits people who want encrypted notes across desktop, mobile, and web, including those who need note sharing or inbox integrations.

SiYuan may suit people who want an offline-capable personal knowledge system with linked notes, databases and self-hosting options.

It suits people who want notes, lists, and linked information in one expandable document.

Supernotes suits individual users who want to organize personal knowledge in linked cards and work across supported devices.

Obsidian suits people who want locally stored notes and a customizable knowledge-work setup.

Notion suits individuals organizing projects as well as teams sharing notes and collaborating in real time.

Logseq may suit students, academics, writers, project managers, and developers looking to organize notes, tasks, or research.

Turtl suits people who want an offline notebook for mixed note types and shared Spaces with configurable permissions.

Keep suits people organizing personal lists, reminders and ideas, as well as those sharing notes with friends, family or colleagues.

SilverBullet suits people who want Markdown-based personal notes, documentation, or shared wikis.

Capacities suits people who want synchronized notes across desktop and mobile platforms, offline access, media storage, and integrations with…