RedNotebook for Mac
Journaling App for the 21st Century
- Free
- 2.7(10)
- 621
- V varies-with-device
Journaling App for the 21st Century
RedNotebook is a free piece of software that enables users to journal on their desktop or laptop computer. With a wealth of modern features, like the ability to insert images and links, a built-in spell checker, live searching, hashtags, text formatting and more, RedNotebook is an update on the classic note or journal app that lets you do things you simply can’t do on paper. Available in over 30 languages, RedNotebook is the obvious choice for serious note-takers or diary-keepers all over the world who love to write.
Pros
- Includes a number of unique features
- Tag and search entries with Live Searching
Cons
- Not available on official app stores
- No way to see a complete overview of your journaling
Also available in other platforms
RedNotebook for Mac
- Free
- 2.7(10)
- 621
- V varies-with-device
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