Suggestion for a good notes app?

[JohnJSal]

Hi everyone. I've been using the HTC Notes widget so far but it's seriously lacking in just about every useful feature (e.g. you can't edit notes that are done, you can't view all notes at once as a list).

Can someone recommend a good notes app that lets you make quick post-it type notes, but also lets you view them easily, and perhaps even make to-do lists and similar types of note-related tasks? I don't think I've seen a native to-do list app either.

Thanks.

 

[braj]

NoteEverything does exactly what you describe it is awesome!

 

[JohnJSal]

NoteEverything does exactly what you describe it is awesome!

The free version does everything?

 

[chris100575]

Have a look at Colornote.

 

[Harry2]

When you like sketching, handwriting and texting on the same note, then take a look on 'DioMemo'.
When you like, the app does a little OCR on your handwriting, too

But it isn't free

Harry

 

[Member 213479]

I use a combination of NoteEverything and GTasks, both awesome apps for slightly different uses.

 

[braj]

Sorry NoteEverything isn't free for full functionality, but totally worth it to me.

 

[Chilly McFreeze]

I use AK Notepad for general notetaking, and OI Shopping List for to-do lists (and Astrid for really important tasks, so that it shows in my agenda and I get constant reminders!).

 

[wylie]

Have a look at Colornote.

+1

 

[JohnJSal]

Have a look at Colornote.

That one seems to be fairly popular, and does what I want, but based on the two screenshots in the Market, it looks a little...I don't know, silly, or amateurish. I guess it's all the colors or something. Is it customizable to look a little nicer than that?

 

[SpicyTacoto]

I like mobisle notes. Looks like a little note pad. No widget with it though.

 

[Archphoto]

I like AndroNotes - it lets you add and change previous notes as well as giving you a list view and ability to email to yourself or anyone else.

Love the email part - can take notes on the road and email to my Producer to followup right away without needing to access my email.

Doesn't do the "To Do List" bit though, although you can easily set the heading as such and add/delete as you work through it.

 

[Hk996]

I went through this when I first got my phone... I came from a windows mobile phone and used the "notes" all the time... There were at least 4 notes programs that I tried (can't remember all of them right now), but the best one for me is noteverything. Reason I like this one is: it lets you sort. It lets you sort within folders (i think AK notes didn't do this), I am able to set up reminders and do photo notes (i was so happy with the app, I bought the full version) editing is available, you can backup to SD card.

Some of the other note programs were nice because you could sync them online and make changes there, but for me, the sorting part was huge.