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FSNotes is a modern notes manager for macOS and iOS. App respects open formats like GitHub Flavored Markdown, so you can easily write documents on iPhone and MacBook. It's simple and blazing fast! Sync via iCloud Drive. 3D Touch and configurable keyboard. TextBundle and EncryptedTextBundle containers. Pinned notes are kept in sync with the desktop app. Dynamic fonts (iOS 11+). Night mode by location or screen brightness. Sharing extension. Encrypted note support.

OpenGranola is an open-source project designed to provide a lightweight and extensible framework for building AI-powered applications with a focus on modularity and developer simplicity. It aims to streamline the process of integrating language models into real-world workflows by offering a structured environment where components such as prompts, tools, and execution pipelines can be composed and reused.

Simplenote for iOS is the official iPhone and iPad client for the cross-platform Simplenote note-taking ecosystem, providing iOS users with a clean, responsive interface to create, edit, and manage plain-text notes. It syncs seamlessly with Simplenote’s cloud infrastructure so that notes created on a phone instantly appear on web, Android, macOS, or desktop apps without manual steps. On iOS, users can search quickly across all notes, organize content with tags, and use native iOS behaviors...

...The app supports fast searching and tagging so users can keep large collections of notes orderly, and has features like history or revision views to recover previous edits. macOS integration means users benefit from keyboard shortcuts, native window management, and system services like Spotlight search to find notes instantly. As a GPL-licensed open-source project, it invites contributions and learning, letting developers tweak UI or add platform-specific enhancements without being locked into a proprietary ecosystem.

Epigrapho es una app de notas para quien estudia la Biblia y escribe mientras lo hace: estudio personal, preparación de enseñanza, notas de seminario. En ella una referencia bíblica es un objeto, no un texto suelto. Al escribir «Juan 3:16» (o «Juan 3,16», o «John 3:16») la app la reconoce, la guarda en formato USFM (JHN.3.16) y muestra el versículo al pasar el cursor, sin salir de la nota. Después puedes encontrar todas las notas que citan ese mismo pasaje. Tus notas son tuyas. Viven en...