Your Mac’s Best List Of Personal Notebooks.

Chuck Pitts said:

I am using a combination of Soho Notes, OmniOutliner and Sticky Notes. I would switch to Circus Ponies Notebook given all the good reviews but wish it had a “post to blog” feature like Soho Notes does. It looks like Notetaker has the feature but you have to buy a separate product to do it making it a very expensive solution.

sweetie76 said:

I don’t know of a notebook app that does was CircusPonies’ notebook does. I tried MacJournal. It’s a clumsy imitation. I tried Yojimbo, too, but it’s not really a notebook app, more of a catch all.

I’ll tell you what I like about Mori, is the free form organization. You’re not stuck with a specific format for files and folders. This is one category where simple is good, but it’s easy to outgrow apps with limited features. I always seemed to want it to do more.

Some of these have steep learning curves.

stanley waters said:

I wouldn’t put Journler or MacJournal in the same category as the notebooks in the article. Different beasts. Notebooks have different purpose and feature sets than journals. Journler doesn’t hold a candle to Circus Ponies Notebook.

My favorite ‘lite’ notebook was Mori until HogBaySoftware sold it to some clown who forgot how to add features.

Nick said:

How could you forget MacJournal and Journler? For shame ..

maclover said:

Mac is the best. Since, I start using Macbook, I’ve never thought about pc noetbook + windows, ever again.