GoodNotes Alternatives for iOS

Orginize your notes effortlessly in the cloud with Evernote. The application is designed or note taking, organizing, task management, and archiving. With Evernote users can find information and take notes in the form of text, drawings, photographs, or saved web content that can be shared with anyone. Evernote is available cross platform and is free to sign up for, however premium features are provided at a monthly cost.

NoteLedge is a note taking software for mobile and desktop. With NoteLedge you can stay orginized and make interactive notes with visual media including images, videos or audio recordings.

A free note-taking service developed by Google. With Google Keep you can quickly capture what's on your mind and get reminded at the right time or place. Google Keep is available on the web, and has mobile apps for the Android and iOS mobile operating systems. You can use your original Google Account, email or phone to access your notes stored in Google's cloud.

Microsoft OneNote is a collaborative note taking application. Microsoft OneNote can be used for free while a premium subscription of the software is available through Microsoft 365.

Bear is a beautiful, flexible writing application for crafting notes and prose. The app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac and is quick and easy to reach for when inspiration strikes. Writers, lawyers, chefs, teachers, engineers, students, parents, and more use Bear to take notes and write. Bear provides an advanced markup editor with support syntax highlighting for over 150 programming languages and support for Markdown. The editor also allow for rich previews during the time of writing so that you can see the actual prose, not code. Each note can be individually encrypted and the application itself can be locked and opened with Face or Touch ID allowing you to protect sensitive information. Bear is available for free, while also providing premium feature via a subscription-based Pro version.

Notion is a new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team. With Notion you can take notes, create taks and wikis within a intuetive UI that provides drag, drop and edit features with forch touch to arrange any type of content. The application also supports rich media susch as images, bookmarks, code snipptes and more, in all 20+ block types are avalible for varius types of content.

Simplenote is a cloud-based note-taking application with markdown support. Simplenote works cross-platform and all notes are synced can be accessed from any device that has the application installed, Simplenote also work in most modern browsers.

With Zoho Notebook you can manage notes with your team in the cloud. Zoho Notebook provides an intuetive interface and easy to user tools that makes notetaking easier than ever. Apart from its affordable price and beautiful design, Zoho Notebook also has other delightful attributes that make it a top choice for anyone looking to bring their note-taking to the next level.

Turtl is a note taking application that uses high-end cryptography to protect your data. Whether you're worried about information leaks, competitive advantage, or blanket government surveillance, Turtl works hard to make sure only you, and those you choose, can see your data.

Joplin is a free and open source note taking and to-do list application. Joplin can handle large number of notes organised into notebooks and allow you to write memorable notes using markdown. With Joplin your notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor.

Dynalist is a software that helps teams to stay organized and focused on what's important. Dynalist provides thoughtful keyboard shortcuts, and constant improvements to the toolset, making it a good choice for teams locking to improve collaboration.

WorkFlowy is a web-based application that offers a simpler way to stay organized. If you have a crazy job or an ambitious project, WorkFlowy will be your trusty sidekick. The application is created by Mike Turitzin and Jesse Patel and was picked up by Y Combinator startup camp in 2011. Central to the application is text-based nested list that can be intuitively used to orginize your projects.