Anytype - The Everything App

Name: Anytype - The Everything App
Rating: 4.5 (240 reviews)
Author: Any Association

By: Any Association App

Where no one is in between

Overview

Version:

0.47.0

Last updated: 2026-06-15

Features & Capabilities

Anytype is a safe haven for your digital life. We believe your thoughts, plans, and private conversations belong to only you. Your data lives on your device and is protected by end-to-end encryption, empowering you to create with total peace of mind. From quick notes to large collaborations, Anytype returns ownership to the creator.

Flexible Knowledge and Secure Collaboration adapt to your workflow: link anything to everything, create living maps of ideas, capture notes, long-form docs, journals; plan tasks and calendars; organize personal wikis and bookmark libraries. Work offline or peer-to-peer, with private spaces, integrated chat, and optional web publishing—all while keeping your data under open-source control. Also available on desktop at anytype.io.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Open Source Task Management Calendar Communication Data

By:

Any Association

Rating:

4.50

(240) 1 new ratings

Version:

0.47.0 Last updated: 2026-06-15

Version code:

885575309

Creation date:

2023-07-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

259.90MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 108,888 ▼ 192

Other rankings

#75 in associate keyword 8 ▲

Other platforms

Anytype — The Everything App (v0.47.3)

258,344 4.06

(1,101)

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Developed by:

Any Association

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/anytype-the-everything-app/id6449487029

Website:

https://anytype.io

User Reviews

Anytype is praised for its privacy-first, offline-capable design and high customization, enabling powerful organization across spaces and blocks. Users value cross-platform, private syncing and offline performance, plus the ambitious 'everything app' concept. However, recurring concerns include unreliable multi-device sync, a steep learning curve, absence of calendar/scheduling features, occasional crashes and stability issues, and some editing/paste inconsistencies across blocks.

Pros

Privacy-first, offline-capable design with private data ownership and open-source foundations.
Extremely flexible and customizable; an 'everything app' that users can adapt to their own workflows.
Strong organization capabilities across spaces, blocks, and linked pages for notes, tasks, and projects.
Cross-device synchronization (Windows, Mac, iPhone) with offline operation.
Fast performance and smooth typing experience.

Cons

Unreliable multi-device sync leading to missing updates, 'untitled' files, and inconsistent data across devices.
Steep learning curve; not beginner-friendly.
Missing calendar and scheduling features (no calendar view, timelines).
Stability issues and occasional crashes or backend bugs.
Copy/paste and block-editing inconsistencies (copy/paste across blocks not clean).

Recent reviews

Why not utilize Apple Intelligence, and build in some sort of AI for the phones that can provide that? Maybe even provide your own more advanced, Notion AI esq agent so knowledgebases can be tamed. I’d definitely use this if it had something like Notion AI. I had to leave because of privacy concerns, but I think about utilizing that AI daily. I also hate how tasks don’t have reminders w/ due times. Just a nit pick.

by rr*****, 2026-07-16

Like many users, I turned to Anytype for a privacy-first alternative to Notion. Sadly, Notion still does a couple of things better that make the mobile experience much better than Anytype. For example: Notion allows you to create/edit/manage complex task lists in tables; Anytype only allows this on desktop. Notion allows you to create recurring tasks. Anytype does not. This means that while I can actively manage a table of tasks in Notion (easily adjusting priority levels, due dates, etc) I must do that on desktop for Anytype. If I want to see a daily task reminder that pops up in my table of to-dos (a query in Anytype)? Sorry! Can’t do it! These are simple changes that Anytype has refused to implement for years. It would be great to see them; many would then finally be ready to make the jump to Anytype.