The possibilities, if not exactly endless, are at least quite numerous. Each Notenik collection (aka folder) can use a different set of fields. Sort your collection of notes using any of these fields. Add an Author field to maintain a list of your favorite quotations. Add a Seq field to add an arbitrary sequence number. Add a Date field to track a due date or a publication date. Add a Tags field and see your notes organized by tag. Of course there’s always a Title and a Body, but you needn’t stop there. Įvery Notenik note consists of multiple fields. Your notes will never be held hostage when they’re stored using Notenik. Use scripts and templates to sort, filter, and even generate an entire website. Generate HTML in a variety of predetermined formats, or in custom page designs. Automatically generate a Table of Contents for a single long note, or for an entire collection of notes. Use wiki-style double bracket notation to link from one note to another. You can format your notes using Markdown, with support for footnotes, citations, definition lists and MathJax. Sync to the cloud and to other devices and platforms using your favorite service. Notes are collected into folders, and you can store a Notenik folder anywhere you like. Notenik stores all of your notes in plain text files that can be opened, viewed and edited using any text editor, or your favorite Markdown editor. Source code published under the MIT license, and available on GitHub. No upfront cost, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no advertising, no interest in your personal data – just download from the Mac App Store and start running, with all features enabled. Just in time for the modern resurgence of Apple’s premier platform, and Apple silicon-ready, Notenik runs with ease on all reasonably modern Macs.

If you’re looking for a note-taking app that does more than just record your notes, then you might want to consider some of Notenik’s key attributes.

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