Most platforms and operating systems offer note-taking systems, often very simple, sometimes a little more advanced... but it is often interesting to take a look at other much more complete tools that should help you gain in productivity.
Among these tools, there are super notes, a new web platform for creating and managing notes, which also allows you to collaborate in real time with other contacts, and even has social functions that promote productivity at the expense of procrastination.
A simple and functional tool for creating and managing private or shared notes
Supernotes is a freemium platform, meaning that the tool is free up to a certain volume of use. Thus, free accounts allow you to have a maximum of fifty notecards, but this figure can be increased by recommendations to friends. Those who need to have more cards can opt for the Unlimited Plan (€4.67 per month).
Rest assured, free accounts are free of advertising which will not spoil the ergonomics of the site!
When you first use it, you will be given a short guided tour of the interface to discover the main features of the tool. Once you are comfortable enough (this should go pretty quickly), you can get started and start your first notes.
Organized by cards, your notes can take many forms, from simple notes to mathematical equations, to-do lists, tables, etc.
It is possible to create sub-notes, dependent on main notes, which can be useful in the context of project management.
To make it easier to find notes, users can pre-organize them with tags, which will allow them to search by tags as well as keywords later. Notes can be sorted by creation date, alphabetical order, or last modified. It is also possible to print your notes as a PDF.
When it comes to social features, you can easily find out what your friends or colleagues are working on, send them messages, and provide them with feedback in the form of animation.
The tool is quite complete and has very pleasant ergonomics.
In short, Supernotes is a very good online collaborative note management tool. Its free version offers 50 notes which is enough for normal use.
