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New Notes
free
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Bruno Martins
New Notes is a simple application that allows you to read, edit, and write notes...
able to reorder your
notes
in alphabetical...you find your
notes
easily. New
Notes
Google Keep – Notes et listes
4
Google
Paipaimi Quick Notes
3
cn.readpad
Notes Finder Base
free
3
Max Schlee
Google Keep - Notes and Lists 4
3
Google
Notes 3 2
3
Apple Inc.
Basket ~ bookmarking tool to save articles, videos & moreorganize them with notes & categories to boost productivity (SAVING STUFF)
2
com.fluidapp
Notes.io
2
com.fluidapp
Nextcloud Notes Client
2
com.electron
Sticky Notes for Safari
2
justinepstein
Sticky Notes 2
2
Google
Google Keep - Notes and Lists 5
2
Google
Google Keep - Notes and Lists 6
2
Google
Motion Notes Kopie
2
com.diponten
Universal Sticky Notes
2
com.domainname
Ding Notes
2
com.laiwang
Flying Notes
2
Google
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