Find the kind of notes that sound like yours.
People use Jotura for very different things, from a thesis to a shopping list. Pick the one closest to yours and see how it goes in practice.
- Every paper for the project, searchable beside the notes you wrote about it.Sources, highlights and notes live in three different apps, so finding the paper behind a half-remembered claim takes longer than reading it did.
- The reading, the outline and the draft, linked together in one folder.The research is in one place, the outline in another and the draft in a third, so what you learned while reading never makes it into the piece.
- Highlight a passage on your phone, and find it in your notes on every device.Highlights stay inside the app you read in, so the passage you need for an essay is lost by the time you sit down to write it.
- Each client gets a folder of their own, and you can share one without opening the rest.Client context lives in your head, your inbox and a few stray documents, so switching engagements costs an hour of rebuilding it.
- Runbooks the whole team can edit, with the history of every change kept.The document that would have helped is six months out of date, and the person who knew the real answer has left.
- The shopping list, the trip and the boiler manual, shared with the people you live with.The shopping list is on one phone, the trip plan is in a group chat, and the boiler manual is in a drawer nobody can find.
It works the same for anything else.
These six pages describe one app from six directions, and you never have to choose between them. Whatever you write down, it ends up as a folder of Markdown files you can open on your computer and your phone.