Top 10 Goodnotes Alternatives & Competitors

Top 10 Alternatives to Goodnotes Recently Reviewed By G2 Community

#1

Notion
By Notion
(6,042)4.7 out of 5
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Notion is a unified workspace for teams. Notion is a connected workspace where your team can create docs, take notes, manage tasks, and organize your work – all in one place. And now, with Notion AI, you can augment your capabilities in new and unexpected ways. Leverage the power of AI right inside Notion, across all your notes and docs, without the need to jump between your work and a separate AI-powered tool.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Notion is:
More expensive
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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#2

Microsoft OneNote
By Microsoft
(1,837)4.5 out of 5
Microsoft OneNote is a note capturing, file storage & sharing solution
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Microsoft OneNote is:
Better at support
Better at meeting requirements
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#3

Evernote
By Evernote
(2,013)4.4 out of 5
Remember everything. Capture Everything. Access anywhere. Find things fast.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
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#4

ClickUp
By ClickUp
(10,040)4.7 out of 5
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ClickUp is one app to replace them all. It's the future of work. More than just task management - ClickUp offers docs, reminders, goals, calendars, and even an inbox. Fully customizable, ClickUp works for every type of team, so all teams can use the same app to plan, organize, and collaborate.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Mind Mapping
• Note-Taking Management
• Markup Software
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, ClickUp is:
More expensive
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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#5

Google Workspace
By Google
(42,778)4.6 out of 5
Google Workspace enables teams of all sizes to connect, create and collaborate. It includes productivity and collaboration tools for all the ways that we work: Gmail for custom business email, Drive for cloud storage, Docs for word processing, Meet for video and voice conferencing, Chat for team messaging, Slides for presentation building, shared Calendars, and many more.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Google Workspace is:
Better at meeting requirements
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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#6

Coda
By Coda
(462)4.7 out of 5
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Coda is a new doc that grows with your ideas. People have made Coda docs that do everything from launch products, to scale small businesses, to help them study for tests.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Coda is:
Better at support
Easier to do business with
More expensive
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#7

Miro
By Miro
(7,604)4.7 out of 5
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Miro offers a complete set of tools to support product development workflows, scaled frameworks, and full-scale Agile transformation. Miro’s built in capabilities for estimations, dependency mapping, private retrospectives, and scaled product planning are complemented by powerful two-way sync with Jira to manage end-to-end workflows in a visual and collaborative surface. Together, these capabilities are designed to fully support distributed teams throughout the product development lifecycle, as they host practices like Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Retrospectives, visualize and manage their work on a Kanban, or host large scaled product planning workshops.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Mind Mapping
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Miro is:
More expensive
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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#8

Asana
By Asana
(10,878)4.4 out of 5
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Asana helps teams orchestrate their work, from small projects to strategic initiatives. Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Asana has more than 139,000 paying customers and millions of free organizations across 200 countries. Global customers such as Amazon, Japan Airlines, Sky, and Affirm rely on Asana to manage everything from company objectives to digital transformation to product launches and marketing campaigns.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Markup Software
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Asana is:
Better at support
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#9

Fathom
By Fathom
(4,521)5.0 out of 5
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Fathom records, transcribes, highlights, and summarizes your meetings so you can focus on the conversation.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Note-Taking Management
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Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Fathom is:
More expensive
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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#10

Mural
By Mural
(1,400)4.6 out of 5
Mural is a visual work platform enabling transformation and innovation. Combining its visual collaboration platform with industry-leading research and methodologies on work transformations, Mural + LUMA helps teams get work done better, faster. Mural’s user-friendly workspace empowers teams to collaborate seamlessly using the LUMA, established design-thinking methods, while complying with the highest IT and regulatory standards. Trusted by 95% of Fortune 100 companies, Mural unites teams to do the work that matters most, no matter where they are. Learn more and try it for free at mural.co. LUMA is proudly owned and part of the Mural portfolio of companies.
Categories in common with Goodnotes:
• Mind Mapping
Reviewers say compared to Goodnotes, Mural is:
More expensive
Better at support
Easier to do business with
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