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What's your favorite note-taking application?
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I like memos.
+1 for memos. I use MoeMenos on android. I don't need too many features in a memos app so it's perfect for me
I use Memos, but I didn't like the MoeMemos app when I tried it. Text to small and horrible theme. I installed a shortcut to the Web client and it works great. I usually want dedicated mobile apps for the stuff I use, but Memos is so simple, I don't think a mobile app is needed.