# Best Note Taking Apps and Personal Knowledge Management Tools

Compare note taking apps, including Obsidian, Evernote, Microsoft OneNote, Notion, Capacities, Anytype, Logseq, Mem, Craft, and Reflect.

The best note taking apps should capture information quickly, keep it easy to retrieve, and support the way a person or team turns raw notes into usable knowledge.

## Ranked Tools

1. **Obsidian** — Markdown notes for connected personal knowledge — https://shipboost.io/tools/obsidian
2. **Evernote** — Cross-platform notes, documents, and organization — https://shipboost.io/tools/evernote
3. **Microsoft OneNote** — Freeform notes inside the Microsoft ecosystem — https://shipboost.io/tools/microsoft-onenote
4. **Notion** — All-in-one workspace for docs, wikis, and databases — https://shipboost.io/tools/notion
5. **Capacities** — Object-based notes for personal knowledge work — https://shipboost.io/tools/capacities
6. **Anytype** — Local-first knowledge base with privacy controls — https://shipboost.io/tools/anytype
7. **Logseq** — Open-source outliner for linked notes — https://shipboost.io/tools/logseq
8. **Mem** — AI-assisted notes with fast search — https://shipboost.io/tools/mem
9. **Craft** — Polished documents and notes for teams — https://shipboost.io/tools/craft
10. **Reflect** — Networked notes for thinking and recall — https://shipboost.io/tools/reflect

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Source: https://shipboost.io/best/note-taking-apps
Markdown: https://shipboost.io/best/note-taking-apps.md