Amplenote

Name: Amplenote
Rating: 4.6 (461 reviews)
Author: Alloy.dev, Inc.

By: Alloy.dev, Inc.

Flexible notes and tasks

Features & Capabilities

Amplenote prioritizes security with encryption at rest, vault-encrypted notes protected by a password, and the ability to download your note content. It also supports offline work and reliable syncing across devices, including compatibility with Vault Notes.

Notes and tasks live together with rich Footnotes for text, code, and images, bi-directional linking, multi-level tagging, and easy sharing or web publishing. The clean UI, offline mode, and Evernote import make Amplenote a focused, productive tool for power users.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Alloy.dev, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(461) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.168 Last updated: 2026-06-11

Version code:

886798721

Creation date:

2019-08-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

51.47MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 81,698 ▲ 11

For Developers

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Developed by:

Alloy.dev, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/amplenote/id1436769674

Website:

https://www.amplenote.com

User Reviews

Amplenote is praised for its all-in-one workflow that unifies notes, tasks, and calendar, plus strong task management with cross-note views and prioritization. Users value its calendar integrations, two-way sync, and cross-platform reliability. The platform is also favored for its developer responsiveness, plugins, and emphasis on data ownership. However, repeated critiques center on a challenging UI/UX and learning curve, with some reviewers calling the design unattractive and hard to navigate across devices. Overall, it’s powerful for GTD-style workflows if you can tolerate the interface.

Pros

Integrated notes, tasks, and calendar in one workflow (Jots to notes to tasks to calendar)
Robust task management with cross-note views, prioritization, and dependencies; urgent tasks float to the top
Excellent calendar integration with two-way sync and calendar-based planning
Cross-platform syncing with reliable performance and ongoing development
Supportive company culture with plugins, responsive feedback, and strong data ownership/value

Cons

UI/UX is poorly designed and hard to use across platforms, with inconsistent navigation on iOS and Android

Recent reviews

I use Amplenote to capture information and share it with my desktop, laptop, iPad, and phone. I’m very happy with this app!

by TL*****, 2026-05-22

The integrated 'Idea Execution Funnel' is a genius move, but there's no support for using Amplenote with *agentic* AI—i.e., your own desktop agent that can already help with your email, calendar, files, etc. That effectively makes the user an attention-&-calculation *slave* to the content—having to manually micromanage everything is extremely mentally taxing and time-consuming. Providing an interface (e.g. via API, CLI, or MCP) for agents that already live on your desktop and can already touch most of your tools would totally solve this huge gap in usefulness, but so far Amplenote's devs have shown no interest or commitment in supporting this pivotal advancement! Highly **counterproductive**.

by Vi*****, 2026-05-22

The Amplenote system is not quite like anything else out there. It is not infinitely customizable and instead implements an opinionated model of one way to balance high-level goals with day-to-day implementation. The system may not be for you! (I’m not 100% sure it is for me.) Nonetheless, the app is a solid implementation and deserves its rating.