Password protected note apps

[DvineMzM]

Has anyone come across an app that allows you to password protect notes? My old phone had Easy Note (which I downloaded forever ago) which allowed you to create subfolders you could protect with a password. I can't seem to find anything similar in the app store now...

 

[DroidXcon]

is password protect the whole app a problem?

 

[DvineMzM]

No, not really. I don't really need to protect the entire app though... just certain "notes" or entries where I keep some of my work notes and bank transactions.

 

[DroidXcon]

i dont know the answer to this, i know there is an app "Password notes" But not sure if this is what you are looking for , im assuming you want to protect the stock notes. Ill keep an eye out

 

[mebobio]

Catch notes is passworded....

 

[jsadler09]

I really like Note Everything.

 

[DvineMzM]

I saw Note Everything and will probably have to end up paying the $3.99 price to get password protection. It's pretty much everything I had with Easy Note but I didn't have to pay for it in the E.N. app.

 

[DvineMzM]

**UPDATE**

I actually saw on a blog site that you can actually password protect your S-notes. After you've created a note simple return to the 'folder' screen and long press the note. A pop-up screen screen will then offer the option to 'Lock' the note. Create a code and there ya go!

 

[fwhomeboy]

**UPDATE**

I actually saw on a blog site that you can actually password protect your S-notes. After you've created a note simple return to the 'folder' screen and long press the note. A pop-up screen screen will then offer the option to 'Lock' the note. Create a code and there ya go!

Cool, so you can write all the phone numbers for your "On the side women" in S-Pen and the lock them so the Girlfriend can't see them. Nice. Gotta love the S-Pen.

 

[DvineMzM]

Cool, so you can write all the phone numbers for your "On the side women" in S-Pen and the lock them so the Girlfriend can't see them. Nice. Gotta love the S-Pen.

LOL... not exactly what I had in mind but.. yes, I guess you could.

 

[boscharun]

Sec Notes - Gives multiple protection options too - password, pin and pattern lock. You can create notes, checklists and spreadsheets. Best part is the auto-backup feature to Google Drive & Dropbox. Makes sure I can restore them in case of any accidents
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...etails?id=com.skipser.secnotes&token=g007Zw9Y