Guest Allyson Kazmucha Posted February 8, 2015 Posted February 8, 2015 What note taking app for iPhone do you use? The iPhone comes with a built-in Notes app. It syncs with iCloud and has been slowly adding formatting options, if not features, over the years. It's still really basic, however, so if you need more from your notes, you're going to need to turn to the App Store. There you'll find a host of different note-taking apps, each with its own area of focus. Whether you need to take notes in class, in meetings, around the house, or while on the go, there's sure to be something there for you to like. Here some of the best iPhone apps available when it comes to note taking. Once you've checked out our picks, pick the one that suits your needs best, and let us know which one you ended up going with by voting in our poll off the to left! 1. Evernote For cross-platformers Evernote is available for almost every operating system and device imaginable and syncs seamlessly between all of them them. From text notes to reminders to image uploads, Evernote is versatile enough to cover almost every kind of note taking scenario imaginable. Free - Download Now 2. Vesper For the minimalist Vesper is a simple but beautiful note taking app that's designed for quickly entering text, tagging it, and then sorting the text by the tags. Vesper currently syncs between multiple iPhones and a Mac app is in development. $2.99 - Download Now 3. Drafts For text-shifters Drafts is like a personal recorder for your notes. Enter text whenever it's convenient and then push it out to any service you like, including social networks and other apps, whenever you're ready. $9.99 - Download Now 4. Notability For the studious Notability lets you write, record, and sketch all together in perfect harmony. If you're listening to lectures or presentations and you want to keep track of everything, you'll want to try Notability. $2.99 - Download Now 5. Awesome Note For an all-in-oners Awesome Note combines your notes with your calendars, todos, and reminders. It syncs with all those services as well, so you're always up to date. $3.99 - Download Now 6. Letterspace For the hashtaggers Letterspace is a new kind of note app that lets you add not only hashtags, but mentions as well so you can easily find references when you need to. Free - Download Now 7. Simplenote For no frills note taking Simple Note lets you write down your text, make your lists, and sync it all between iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Just like the name implies, Simple Note really is just that simple. Free - Download Now 8. Microsoft OneNote For the Office workers OneNote brings Microsoft's Office note-taking about to your iPhone. If you like Evernote but you're all in with Microsoft, you'll want to check out OneNote. Your favorite note taking app? Did you end up picking one of the above apps or something else? Be sure to vote in our poll and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And as always, if you feel we missed something particularly get, be sure to let us know that too! Continue reading... Quote
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