Notable FOR LINUX

Regardless of the OS your computer is currently running, there are numerous very nicely designed note-taking apps out there - it's just a matter of having the patience of finding them and trying them out.

We're not saying that Notable is perfect, but it's definitely one of the best note-taking apps out there.

Besides being a gorgeously minimalistic app with next to no GUI bloat, Notable has a lot going for it. For starters, it boasts support for full GitHub Flavored Markdown. You can write your notes using KaTeX expressions, add Mermaid diagrams, and more.

Key Features:

• Support for full GitHub Flavored Markdown


• User-friendly Markdown editor with multi-cursor support


• Storage on computer's disk or cloud synchronization


• Multi-note editor for batch actions


• Keyboard-friendly with Zen Mode and split-screen editor


• Fuzzy searches, note sharing, export to various formats

Future Plans:

The addition of a built-in synchronization engine, a built-in version control system, mobile apps, and support for plugins.

The app is also quite keyboard-friendly (so almost everything can be done without touching the mouse). Last but not least, we have to mention the Zen Mode which makes reading and editing feel a lot less distracting, and the split-screen editor (which provides a real-time preview of your notes).

Notable allows you to perform fuzzy searches, share notes via a link, export notes to Markdown, HTML, and PDF. Of course, notes can also be imported (i.e. from Evernote or Boostnote libraries) and the app comes with support for attachments.

Even though Notable may not appeal to everyone, it's without a doubt a very capable and well-designed, tiny note-taking app. It manages to offer so much without ever feeling intimidating.