Notequill: digital note taking made simple

Platforms like Evernote and OneNote are great tools, but can be too complex for the simple goal of taking notes. Notequill was created to make note taking simple and natural as pen on paper.

Notes are organized like they would be in a binder. No complicated directories or nesting.

Note taking is as simple as typing content into the page. There is no obstructive UI. Since the interaction in note taking happens where pen meets paper, the digital analog is where the cursor, stylus, or finger meets the screen. Users can just tap to make their text bulleted, bold, etc.

Interaction happens at the point of the tap, not through obtrusive menu bars.

Notequill was developed by Quill Dynamics in Node. It’s a free service, and if you’d like, you can use it free.