An Offline First Note-Taking App That Stores Your Data Locally
- Independently reviewed
- Hands-on evaluation
Quick Verdict
It is an offline-first note-taking app that stores your data locally. Anytype adopted an object-based note-taking approach, which makes it easier to connect ideas and notes. While it is one of the most complex note-taking apps, it offers almost endless possibilities to create your own database.
- Best for: Individuals who want to create a knowledge base and see the connections between each item
- Not ideal for: Users looking for a simple solution
- Pricing: Free & Paid Plans ($4/user/month)
Anytype's strengths
- Offers high security
- The free plan is ideal for personal use
- Using it's object-based note-taking, you can create complex databases
- Offline first
- Available on desktop and mobile
Anytype's limitations
- A complex note-taking app
- Significant learning curve
- Limited collaboration tools
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Our Evaluation Process
Our Anytype evaluation is based on hands on testing and comparison with other note-taking apps.
