Evernote Alternative Notesnook is Now Open Source

What comes to mind when you think about an open-source secure note-taking application?

🔒 It is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted app. And also happens to be one of the best note-taking apps for Linux users:

However, there are fewer privacy-focused alternatives to Standard Notes that provide features similar to the popular Evernote note-taking app.

Fortunately, we have a new option to join the list, i.e., Notesnook.

📢 Notesnook recently went open-source under GPLv3 license to allow the community to help improve it and make sure the project does not go anywhere.

Currently, the developers want to focus on improving the GitHub repository, and then move on to add new features/other development activities.

Notesnook: What Does It Offer?

Notesnook is an open-source zero knowledge notes storage platform with end-to-end encryption.

Similar to Standard Notes, you can use it for free or opt for the premium plan to unlock a few more perks. Some highlights include:

App lock for mobile.
Private notes vault.
Password protected note sharing.
Cross-platform.

The interface looks like a mix of everything useful. I will be interested to take a look at it separately as a review or maybe for a comparison, sounds good, right?

It is available for Windows, mac, and Linux. You can download an AppImage file, or .deb/.rpm for the Linux desktop.

🏷️💲 To celebrate going open-source, Notesnook is also offering up to 75% discount on its yearly premium plan backed with a 30-day money-back guarantee. You can give it a try and see if you want the premium plan.

As someone checking out the offering from India, I see an 80% discount, making it just $10 for a year of subscription. It can be different for other regions.

Explore its GitHub page or the official website to know more. Additionally, you can read their blog post on why they decided to go open-source.

Notesnook

💬 What do you think about Notesnook as a new privacy-centric note-taking app?