Supernotes – Notes & Journal

Name: Supernotes – Notes & Journal
Rating: 4.8 (116 reviews)
Author: Supernotes

By: Supernotes

Shareable Markdown Cards

Features & Capabilities

Supernotes is a fast, lightweight notes app built around notecards. Create Markdown and LaTeX cards with colors, tasks, images, equations, and code, all linked bidirectionally. Visualize ideas with 2D and 3D graphs and build a Zettelkasten-style knowledge base, and even map notes to locations for context and inspiration.

AI-powered Superpowers automate tagging, rewriting, and quality checks. Organize with tags and references, bulk edit in Table view, and learn with a built-in spaced repetition system. Share cards securely via links, work offline on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and stay in sync across devices.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Supernotes

Rating:

4.80

(116)

Version:

3.2.4 Last updated: 2026-04-22

Version code:

884529749

Creation date:

2023-08-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

101.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 139,284 ▼ 160

Other platforms

Supernotes – Notes & Journal (v3.2.4)

26,395 4.21

(277)

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Developed by:

Supernotes

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/supernotes-notes-journal/id1567815218

Website:

https://supernotes.app/

User Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise Supernotes for its card-based note system, which makes linking and visualizing ideas easy, and for its strong PKM features like tags, collections, search, and a graph view. The flashcards and spaced repetition are standout study aids, and its aesthetic UI receives frequent compliments. The app’s ongoing development and responsive support are also noted. Some feedback is isolated, mentioning onboarding friction with sign-in, occasional startup glitches, and questions about its fit as a journaling tool vs. a note app. Overall, it’s highly regarded for organization and design.

Pros

Card-based organization and linking enables easy viewing, connecting, and navigating notes.
Robust PKM features: Zettelkasten-style workflow with tags, collections, search, and a graph view.
Flashcards and spaced repetition support for study and memory retention.
Beautiful, clean UI/design that feels polished and user-friendly.
Active development and responsive support from the dev team with ongoing updates.

Cons

Recent reviews

i love a lot about the app, especially the flash card capabilities. i would just love it more if i could integrate with my watch and see widgets on my home and lock screens!

by sw*****, 2026-04-12

A very functional and beautifully designed capturing tool

by Mo*****, 2025-12-04

After trying out many different note apps, one feature that sticks to me the most is a map feature. Being able to only remember the location, or better yet, being prompted to remember the note you wrote based on looking at the location where you wrote it is a huge help. So The human mind is very visual. And being able to visualize a map and where you put those notes will help you retain that information as well. Coupled with flashcards and spaced repetition and color coding with ease, this app I believe truly helps you to not just keep your notes but retain your notes with your mind. I'm kind of in a pickle right now as I just got into Notion due to their very good usage of AI. However, I do understand AI is always growing so to invest so much time into something that can change in a couple of months when you could be adding features such as these like maps I will congratulate you for that choice and will continue to try this app out.