Supernotes

Frictionless notecard system with bi-directional linking and markdown.

Best for: Students, researchers, and writers practicing atomic note-taking and Zettelkasten methods

Free plan

4.8/5Editorial score 90/100supernotes.app

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Free (Up to 100 Cards)

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The editorial note

What to know about Supernotes

Supernotes is a collaborative knowledge app designed around the concept of modular notecards. Instead of overwhelming long-form pages, Supernotes encourages users to capture atomic ideas on bite-sized cards that can be tagged, linked bi-directionally, nested, and organized into infinite knowledge graphs.

Is it right for you?

Who Supernotes suits

Choose it if

Students, researchers, and writers practicing atomic note-taking and Zettelkasten methods

Look elsewhere if

Project managers needing complex relational databases with rollups and formula properties

What you get

Key features

Modular notecard architecture
Bi-directional linking and graph visualization
Real-time collaborative editing and shared notecard collections
Universal markdown formatting with LaTeX math support
Seamless multi-platform sync (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, Web)
Daily planner and calendar timeline view

Works with

Integrations4

LaTeXMarkdown ExportRaycastWebhooks

What it costs

Pricing

Supernotes pricing plans
Plan	Price	What it includes
Starter	Free (Up to 100 Cards)Billed monthly	Up to 100 notecards, all formatting features, multi-device sync, share cards with friends
Unlimited	$9 / month ($84 / yr)Billed yearly	Or $10 monthly. Unlimited notecards, unlimited uploads, offline access, priority support

Prices are recorded from the vendor's public pricing page and can change. Check before you buy.

The trade-off

Pros and cons

Pros

Atomic notecard format prevents cognitive overload and keeps notes focused
Lightning-fast keyboard-first navigation with clean markdown syntax
Real-time multiplayer collaboration with granular permission sharing per card

Cons

Free plan is capped at 100 total notecards
Not designed for massive multi-thousand-row tabular spreadsheets

Quick read

At a glance

Category: Business & Productivity
Pricing model: Freemium
Entry plan: Free (Up to 100 Cards)
Free plan: Available
Free trial: Not listed
Website: supernotes.app

The verdict

Our take on Supernotes

Supernotes makes atomic note-taking genuinely delightful, blending speed, aesthetics, and modular knowledge linking.

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