What it does
Orgzly Revived stores notes in nested Org-mode notebooks and supports text and tag searches, saved searches, and notebook properties. Its documentation describes manual synchronization with local directories, Dropbox, WebDAV, or experimental Git, with explicit force-load or force-save choices when local and remote notebooks conflict. The community-maintained app is free and Android-only.
Orgzly Revived is a fit for Android users who want plain-text Org-mode files with outline structure and task-like notes. Notebooks can be searched by text, tags, and properties, and saved searches provide a reusable view. Synchronization is deliberately manual across local folders, Dropbox, WebDAV, or experimental Git. That file-oriented approach gives users control over their notes, but sync conflicts require choosing which copy to load or save, so it is less automatic than a cloud notebook. The app is free and maintained as a community fork.
Strengths
- Uses nested Org-mode notebooks that can be synchronized with local files or supported storage.
- Provides text/tag searches, saved searches, and manual conflict-resolution choices.
Watch out for
- Android-only and manual sync may require resolving competing notebook versions.
- Git synchronization is described as experimental.
Best for
- Android users writing structured notes in Org mode
- People who prefer file-based notebook sync and are comfortable resolving conflicts
Sources
- Orgzly Revived | Notes & To-Do Lists (Oct 26, 2026)
- Orgzly | Notes & To-Do Lists (Oct 26, 2026)