Supernotes
A notes app built around small, linkable notecards you can nest and share.
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About Supernotes
Supernotes is a notes app built around notecards rather than long documents. Each card holds a short idea with rich content such as maths, code, images and tables, and cards can be nested inside several parents, linked with backlinks, tagged and viewed in a graph, so a collection grows into a knowledge base without one rigid folder tree. Cards can be shared with friends for real-time collaboration, and there is a heatmap calendar of your activity, an API and integrations. It runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS and the web, with fast sync and offline editing. The free Starter plan gives you 100 cards, with more earned by completing tutorial challenges, and the Unlimited plan, billed monthly, yearly or as a four-year licence, removes the cap with a 14-day money-back guarantee. The trade-offs are the low free limit, a card format that doesn't suit long documents, and a small team behind it. It suits students and thinkers who like atomic, Zettelkasten-style notes.
Best for: Students and thinkers who like short, linked notecards in a Zettelkasten style.
Pros and cons
What works
- Cards can live under several parents
- Real-time sharing with friends
- Apps on every major platform
- Offline editing
Why people leave
- Free plan stops at 100 cards
- Card format is awkward for long documents
- Small company
Top Supernotes alternatives
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Obsidian80.3Free local Markdown notes that also suit atomic, linked notes.
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Capacities74.6Typed objects and backlinks with a generous free plan.
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Logseq67.4Free outliner where every block can be linked and referenced.
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Heptabase62.6Cards placed on whiteboards for visual research.
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Google Keep55.3Free card-style quick notes without linking.
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Supernotes: common questions
Is Supernotes free?
Supernotes has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: 100 cards (checked on Supernotes's own site).
Is Supernotes open source?
No, Supernotes is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Logseq.
What platforms does Supernotes run on?
Supernotes is available for Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.
What are the best alternatives to Supernotes?
The highest-ranked Supernotes alternatives right now are Obsidian, Capacities and Logseq. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.