What it does
NotePlus keeps notes as plain Markdown files and formats Markdown in the editor as you type. Its product pages also describe linked notes, task lists, Kanban boards, AI chat, and Hub features for organizing or querying work. The desktop license covers a computer and two mobile Apple devices, with a year of updates included.
NotePlus suits people who prefer files they can move between folders and sync providers over an account-bound notebook. Its in-place Markdown editing and linked-note syntax make writing central, while boards and Hub extend it into light task and knowledge management. A one-time license unlocks premium features; the vendor says the license remains usable after its included year of updates, so buyers should distinguish continued use from future update entitlement.
Strengths
- Plain Markdown files can be kept in a folder or a chosen cloud-sync location.
- The license is a one-time purchase and includes a stated year of updates.
Watch out for
- Kanban and Hub features make it broader than a minimal writing notebook.
- The price page distinguishes Basic and Pro licenses, so the right feature tier should be checked before buying.
Best for
- Writers who want local Markdown files with linked notes and lightweight task boards
- People who prefer a perpetual license over recurring billing
Sources
- NotePlus | Native Markdown Notes, Plus Kanban, AI Chat and Hub (Oct 25, 2026)
- NotePlus | Native Markdown Notes, Plus Kanban, AI Chat and Hub (Oct 25, 2026)