

Google Keep
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Google Keep is a multifunctional tool that merges note-taking with browsing, allowing capture of thoughts, checklists, or voice notes, with cross-device synchronization. Features include color-coded notes, voice transcription, geo-fencing, collaboration, cloud storage, and seamless Google integration.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Android Wear
Features
Google Keep News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Gmail
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- POX published news article about Google Keep
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Comments and Reviews
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[Edited by frankz, April 16]
Remember that everything you type in there isn't encrypted and google scans all. When it's free, you're the product. (usually)
I agree, hence I built my own alternative. I prefer tools where I have more control over my data and how it’s used.
integrated with Gemini
I used to use Evernote for many years, but they started to limit the number of devices I could use in the free plan. Now I use Google Keep and it works out great for me.
this is undeniably the sexiest of all note apps (tho i have yet to try obsidian. . . will be sure to update you all once a progression has been made)
Owned by ((Google)) Stay away from it.
Google Keep is fine for those seeking basic, bare bones task management. I suppose one of its benefits is easy integration with Gmail & Calendar. But besides changing a note's color, due dates, reminders, & repeats, it doesn't do much else.
After trying out MANY task management apps over the course of 2 years, my current go to is TickTick.