Product Hunt Daily - Noted. 📝

This writer loves to take notes. Handwritten notes. Digital notes. Mental notes. You get it. Not exactly a shocking revelation for a writer to admit. It's the where, how and why we take our notes that has the maker community most interested. In our complicated world of endless items to remember, to-do lists to check-off, lessons to learn, and feelings to work through, note-taking isn't just about scrawling in old jotters. There are tons of note-taking products ranging from simple, laser focussed apps to full-on brain replacements. We took a look at 10 community favorites launched in the last 12 months: 🧠 Roam Research: A popular note-taking tool for networked thought ♦ Obsidian: A knowledge base that works on local Markdown files 🙏 Supernotes: A collaborative note-taking app 📔 Focus Task: Open-source mac menubar app for deep work ▶️ Tubenote: Take notes watching YouTube tutorials 📃 Paperd: Collect inspiration, take notes and share check-lists 📝 Collected Notes: A simple note-taking and blogging platform 👛 NoteBag: Note-taking app you can use entirely from your keyboard 🐈 Tiddlywink: The open source non-linear notebook 🗂 Remnote: Non-linear note taking and flash cards by and for students There are many more note-taking tools out there. Baris recently asked the community; "What note-taking app do you use?" While a few oldies-but-goodies stand out in the answers, some of the newer additions are breaking through. Add your favorite, there can never be too many to test out. 📝