Overall better than a lot of other note apps
I love everything about this app. However, there is one minor thing that can be added or fixed. The note filter for the widget stopped working a few updates ago. Also, it would really help if the widget could show multiple notes instead of only 1 note that has tasks only. OneNote and Apple native Notes app both have the feature of showing up to 5-10 notes in one widget.
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Capture & Share Between All My Devices
I use Amplenote to capture information and share it with my desktop, laptop, iPad, and phone.
I’m very happy with this app!
I’m very happy with this app!
Amplenote used to be the greatest
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**.
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Smooth implementation of an opinionated system
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.
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Favorite not-taking app
Love the combo of notes, tasks, and calendar
The best
I love Amplenote and they are way better than other similar apps.
App sux
I tried adding a task to a my calendar, it didn’t work, it kept adding it to “jots” whatever that is. Too fiddly to use, the iPad interface sucks, it does everything except the thing I want it to do. Why does adding something to my calendar add it to everything except my calendar?
Currently not usable
Unfortunately the task+tag view seems to be broken. Tasks are cut off in the list when selecting a tag. Sometimes they reappear when switching tags, or when switching to and from the completed view. Even when sometimes showing, expanding the task leaves it hidden behind an invisible panel. Tasks view being the reason I wanted to use it, it’s not currently usable.
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Accessibility fail
I really like this tool — the underlying functionality is way better for my task management style than anything else I’ve found. The learning curve is on the steep side compared to most other options (and this is coming from someone who loves OmniFocus), but the big fail for me is that the main user interface isn’t compatible with many of iOS accessibility options. For example, if you use the iOS accessibility options to increase text size beyond the typical range, the main menu becomes
unreadable — in my case, showing me only a horizontal slice of the top 20% of each word. There are enough things like this that it’s clear that accessibility hasn’t been a priority in UX work for them, which is super unfortunate — after all, most disabilities come with a LOT of extra info and tasks to keep track of, often while sapping the executive function, energy, and/or available time to do so.
unreadable — in my case, showing me only a horizontal slice of the top 20% of each word. There are enough things like this that it’s clear that accessibility hasn’t been a priority in UX work for them, which is super unfortunate — after all, most disabilities come with a LOT of extra info and tasks to keep track of, often while sapping the executive function, energy, and/or available time to do so.
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Unable to delete
I would like to remove this app as it is too expensive. I’m not able to do that. Please assist in removing this application.
Game Changer!! Notes quickly become Tasks, Scheduling, and Calendar
Amplenote has been incredible so far.
I work in medical device sales and I’m also a startup founder, so I’m constantly wearing a lot of hats. Having a reliable system for capturing notes has always been a challenge—most scheduling tools are terrible for note-taking, and most note-taking apps don’t integrate well with time-blocking, task management, or calendar planning.
Amplenote finally brings all of that together. Being able to start every idea in Jots, then seamlessly turn those thoughts into tasks, events, or follow-ups, has been a game-changer. Over the past month I’ve had a genuine shift in my productivity, and Amplenote has played a big part in that.
Highly recommend.
I work in medical device sales and I’m also a startup founder, so I’m constantly wearing a lot of hats. Having a reliable system for capturing notes has always been a challenge—most scheduling tools are terrible for note-taking, and most note-taking apps don’t integrate well with time-blocking, task management, or calendar planning.
Amplenote finally brings all of that together. Being able to start every idea in Jots, then seamlessly turn those thoughts into tasks, events, or follow-ups, has been a game-changer. Over the past month I’ve had a genuine shift in my productivity, and Amplenote has played a big part in that.
Highly recommend.
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Awesome
One Productivity app for all. Perfect for my current task and usage with the best price to suit my budget and use case.
Not working
App has been great up to now. It is no longer working, it just freezes when I open it.
Worth the (relatively short) Learning Curve
I came to this app straight from the most convoluted of all Notion setups. I had reminders for different subjects in (don’t judge me) 3 different apps as well. My calendar was in Google calendar, having no desktop app bugged me to no end, and I was looking for an alternative for my PKM. Amplenote has replaced all of it. I won’t lie and say there’s no learning curve, but it follows the general flow of most tried and true productivity models (BASB, GTD, etc.) especially if you tweak your tag setup a bit. I know where the info I need is. I’m pushed to make more tasks and less useless note piles. It’s using literally HALF the memory on my laptop that Notion would take, not to mention no longer needing to run a separate task list at all, and the phone widget is awesome to boot. Community plugins are well made, responses to feedback and community voting boards help prioritize new features. The developers genuinely seem to care. It takes some learning up front, but not as much as you think. Give it a try.
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Fix the widget
Good app. Widgets don’t work since upgrading to ios26 and it takes away a fair amount of the functionality for me. Would be a 4 star if that was fixed.
Additionally, not being able to automatically make events that sync to my calendar is a huge issue.
Additionally, not being able to automatically make events that sync to my calendar is a huge issue.
Great app but the new upgrade has caused bugs
The latest update on iPad has caused m as jor glitches with the Task pane, not showing G all my tasks or cutting half the info off and adding dates is painful, as the Calendar glitches and selection I see hard. Please test on all platforms before issuing updates.
Give it a try!
I’ve been using Amplenote since 2022 and every time I take a break from the app, I regret it and end up right back here. Nothing else is as thoughtfully designed or as capable. The free tier has a lot of features and the whole product just respects my time. Would heavily recommend giving it a try!
Great for managing different sets of tasks
I’ve only been using Amplenote a week, but it’s already been really helpful for me! I got it for the task/calendar integration.
What I actually really like is being able to see a comprehensive list of tasks based off of different notes. So I can see, for example, my kitchen tasks alongside my plant care tasks. The task priority system helps me figure out what to do and not get so overwhelmed with everything.
If you need to upgrade your simple to-do lists to a more powerful task management system, this is the perfect app!
What I actually really like is being able to see a comprehensive list of tasks based off of different notes. So I can see, for example, my kitchen tasks alongside my plant care tasks. The task priority system helps me figure out what to do and not get so overwhelmed with everything.
If you need to upgrade your simple to-do lists to a more powerful task management system, this is the perfect app!
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Don’t Try to Recreate the Wheel
My notetaking/PKI journey went OneNote > Amplenote > Obsidian > Heptabase > Confluence Cloud > Amplenote. If you’re trying to actually get stuff done, Amplenote is the app to use. From the big things like Exchange Online integration and backlinks to the small things like efficiently nesting endless combinations of bullet points and task items, Amplenote stands apart and ahead of it’s competitors in a market that is saturated with contenders.
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Amazing app
After using a number of to do app , I can say Amplenote has a little steep learning curve but once you get used to it . It works amazingly. Thanks Team
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