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The fastest way to take notes and collaborate with friends. Create notecards with Markdown, LaTeX, images, emojis and more. Get started for free! - supernotes.app
Depends. Buy it if you want fast, card-style notes for yourself or a small group and the free tier covers you. Skip it if you need an all-in-one team workspace or enterprise assurances — a tiny pre-seed vendor carries real longevity risk.
Medium. Based on ~14 public sources; pricing tiers and enterprise details were sparse in the evidence.
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Funding news stops at a £150K pre-seed (2021); verify company health before building workflows on it.
medium
Guess: proprietary notecard format may make exporting to other apps painful later.
low
Free tier exists, but its limits aren't published in the sources reviewed — check before committing.
low
Guess: small founding team means slower support than big-vendor rivals.
Value for money: 4/5
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users praise Supernotes as fast, beautiful, and versatile, though a few find it less efficient than competing apps.
“Beautiful note taking app. Very fast and provides many useful ways (columns, table, map, graph) to visualize”
“Supernotes is well-designed and fast”
“Supernotes does not make me more efficient.”
Compare Supernotes with each alternative.
Better for complex collaborative projects and docs
Supernotes vs NotionFree, familiar, cross-platform notebook
Supernotes vs Microsoft OneNoteLocal-first Markdown with graph view and plugins
Supernotes vs ObsidianDead-simple, fast, free plain notes
Supernotes vs SimplenoteBased on ~14 public sources; pricing tiers and enterprise details were sparse in the evidence.
Fast card-based notes, great for individuals; tiny funded startup — teams should weigh Notion or OneNote first.
Based on ~14 public sources; pricing tiers and enterprise details were sparse in the evidence.
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