This list is not in any particular order. Therefore, the first note-taking app is as good as the last. Discover all the features and user interface of each application before selecting one to use. So without further ado, let's take a look at the best minimum note-taking apps for Android devices.
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It is arguably one of the most basic but functional note-taking apps for Android. Pensées is a minimal note-taking app that only has basic note-taking functionality. So, you just open the app and start writing a note. The app is ad-free and you can create plain text files. In addition, the user interface is also basic and all of your notes appear in an organized manner. Pansies even has a "search" option allowing users to search for notes. Since the app saves notes in plain text, all of your notes will be saved to the device even if you uninstall thoughts.
Scrittor
When it comes to minimal but feature-rich note-taking apps, Scrittor is my favorite app. The app has a nice user interface and you can even organize your notes efficiently. This is done by simply adding the note to the star section. In addition, the app allows you to create your categories to organize your notes. If you change your phone often, there is no reason to worry. Scrittor lets you save your notes to Google Drive. Other useful features include – password protection, fingerprint authentication and dark and light modes. Therefore, you just can't go wrong with choosing Scrittor if you're looking for minimal note-taking apps.
People Carrier
Minimum note-taking apps for Android do not generally support text formatting. However, Monospace is an application that provides you with a minimal user interface as well as text formatting options. The app supports bold, italic, strikethrough, bullet, quote, and even text size formatting. The app even has a built-in sync, but you have to unlock it by purchasing the pro version. Additionally, Monospace has an interesting way to organize notes via #hashtags. That means you can add a hashtag to the bottom line of your note to organize it with other notes. You can also export files via Markdown. Therefore, you will not lose the formatting of the text.
PenCake
Here's another great note-taking app that has a minimal user interface. PenCake allows users to create notes, but the app is intended for those who want an app to be used as a journal or journal. The app even allows users to add pictures to the note, which sets it apart from other minimal note-taking apps for Android. In addition, you can also choose to activate the dark mode on PenCake. You can even set a password to prevent others from snooping around in your notes. In addition, you can change the font size and save or restore notes among a load of other features. It even has a word count function to help you track the length of your note.
Dokiquote
This is not your typical note taking app. And before you start, we suggest that you stick to the other apps on the list if you want to create regular notes. Dokiquote is perfect for those looking for a minimal note-taking app to write quotes. The user interface of the app is as simple as possible and presents a sleek aesthetic with a black AMOLED theme. It has a "Like" section to which you can add your favorite quotes for easy access. The black and white theme is nice to look at and the app also has the option to use an access code.
These are the top 5 minimum note-taking apps for Android that are our personal favorites. If you're a Google Keep user, you should also check out Google Keep's tips and tricks. Nonetheless, let us know which of these interesting note-taking apps would you use.
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