What is a good notepad app?

[anon(464338)]

Do any of these sync to Google calendar?

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[Shawn Magm]

I second Google Keep. It's like a sticky note. There's a nice extension for the Google Chrome browser. Google Tasks is also good. There may be a way to sync this to Google Calendar, but I'm not sure. it can setup alerts. There are several extensions for the Chrome Browser.

Other choices are Evernote and One Note (good for shopping lists)

 

[oliviajohn30]

Simple notepad is a good one that gives you a quick and easy note taking experience. It's not only simple and easy to use but also comes with many features: checklist, widget, reminder, password protection, search, picture attachment, share, and more!

Hope this helps!

 

[TechTinker]

Notes: Google Keep
To-Do: I would say Tasker, or the one from any.do but I don't use todo list.
Grocey: Out of Milk. That app is amazing!

 

[eric002]

+1 for Google Keep if you're looking for a simple note/list app. The widget is especially handy for viewing and quickly creating notes by typing and voice.

I use Google drive.

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[PiggyMiddle]

Out of Milk for a shopping list.

I hope you have checked the Permission and are happy with them. Last time I looked there were 9 of them, and only two directly related to ads and shopping list which I was OK with, the other 7, not so much. Pretty onerous things to agree to for the others as I see it.

 

[Ry]

I was using Evernote but switched to Google Keep shortly after launch. For my usage, Google Keep is perfect. It's lightweight. I can access it from the web. And I can set reminders based either on time or location.

 

[dyastrab]

I like InNote because of its handwriting capabilities:

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ps/details?id=com.intsig.notes&token=qcuOlMm9

 

[tmann202]

Does the Moto X really not come with a notepad function??

I wanted to make a note last night and was surprised I couldn't find one, so downloaded one quickly (turned out to be Inkpad which I don't think I'm crazy about). Guess I'll try Keep.

 

[Ry]

Does the Moto X really not come with a notepad function??

I wanted to make a note last night and was surprised I couldn't find one, so downloaded one quickly (turned out to be Inkpad which I don't think I'm crazy about). Guess I'll try Keep.

Yes. That is correct. The Moto X doesn't come with a note taking app. My Moto G didn't come with one either. My Nexus 7? Same thing.

 

[benhaube]

Like many others in this thread I use Google Keep. It works great and syncs with Google Now reminders and notes.

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[benhaube]

Yes. That is correct. The Moto X doesn't come with a note taking app. My Moto G didn't come with one either. My Nexus 7? Same thing.

I think Google considers Keep the stock notes app. However instead of making it a system app they make it optional to download in the name of less bloat

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[Menjar Ali]

If you want a windows Notepad like Android Notepad then Install "Notes2SD Text Editor" from google paly.

 

[seanubis]

I use Google Keep for temporary notes, and Simplenote for permanent stuff.

 

[Paisley]

Love omni notes

Can be used in super simple mode, but still has features and widgets. No idea if it google syncs. Also translucent notification/nav bars.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...s?id=it.feio.android.omninotes&token=HAHANHs2

 

[PapaGary]

Google Keep user here.

 

[www_igor]

Here is new version of Fast Notepad?