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Task management±+
Subtasks recurring±—
Tags / labels+—
Habit tracking−±
Notes templates+—
Calendar view±+
Time blocking−±
Planner & calendar segregation++
Offline mode++
Notes+—
Templates+—
Platforms
Windows+—
Android+—
Web+—
Linux−—
MacOS+—
iOS+—
Free version+—
Sync across devices++
Calendar sync
Calendar sync±±
Integrated calendar±±
Synchronize with Apple Calendar−±
Synchronize with Google Calendar−±
Synchronize with Microsoft Calendar±±
Outlook sync+±
Interface
Themes / appearance presets±+
Special features
AI assistance / AI features±—
Attachments & embedded media+—
Stickers−—
Interactive checklists / checklist support+—
Handwriting & stylus
Apple Pencil support++
Handwriting / stylus support++
Palm rejection+±
PDF annotation / markup±±
Handwriting to text conversion±−
Math conversion±—
Search in handwriting+±
Special features
Audio recording+—
Meeting notes workflow+—
Privacy / encryption±—
Projects / folders+—
Nested folders / depth+—
Tags & filters±—
Search+—
Import documents & media+—
Synchronize & backup
Cloud sync+—
Password-protected notes±—
iCloud / Google Drive sync−—
Auto backup+—
Notes / tasks sharing+—
Collaboration / sharing (incl. team)+—
Export to PDF / other+—
Profile
Calendars±±

OneNote

Pros

  • No separate notebook subscription for core capture on every major platform
  • Notebook, section, and page hierarchy scales from lecture stacks to runbooks
  • Shared notebooks and co-authoring fit teams already on Microsoft 365
  • Ink, highlights, and clips behave consistently where the platform supports pen input
  • Deep ties to Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive reduce context switching for Office-first orgs

Cons

  • Free storage ceilings push media-heavy users toward paid Microsoft 365 plans
  • Feature parity still varies between Windows, Mac, web, and mobile builds
  • PDF-first digital planners in GoodNotes-class apps feel more purpose-built than printouts here
  • Navigation and sync complexity generate more support threads than minimalist note apps
  • The richest AI and desktop experiences assume an active Microsoft 365 subscription

Craft

Pros

  • Typography and page chrome read intentional instead of utilitarian
  • Published pages stay sharp for portfolios and newsletters
  • Editor keeps up with daily capture on Apple hardware
  • Block layout rearranges quickly while drafting
  • Share Sheet and handoff behave like first-class citizens

Cons

  • Free caps hit fast once images and documents pile up
  • Subscription price stings next to free markdown stacks
  • Tables, backlinks, and graph depth trail Obsidian-style stacks
  • Windows parity still lags the Mac and iOS polish