Google Keep is a versatile note-taking app from Google. You can use Google Keep to make to-do lists, research images, take detailed notes, and more.

We recently polled readers with suggestions for the best note-taking apps. Most of you said you still do things the old-fashioned way with pen and paper—a technique I heartily endorse. However ...

A trusted note-taking app has become a crucial part of my memory and thought process. When Google announced NotebookLM, a new AI-powered notebook, I started to wonder: Is this another contender in ...

Note-taking apps were supposed to help us learn, remember, and think. AI could change that, but apps like Notion, Mem, and Obsidian still have a ways to go.

A few months ago, I started using a notetaking app called Granola. It uses AI to build an outline and bullets around what I deem most important.

This is a helpful guide for students on how note-taking apps like Goodnotes, Notion, Google Docs, Apple Notes App, and Notability compare.

Why choose Google Docs as a note-taking app? As someone who prefers to stay within Google’s ecosystem of apps and services, I use Keep Notes to jot down some quick notes.