OneNote

Google and Microsoft are the two biggest office suite providers around. Although they're known for their basic office apps—word processor, presentation, ...

Both Google Keep and Microsoft OneNote allow you to share your notes. If you use multiple devices, you can also choose which notebooks you will see in your OneNote app. Each notebook will have separate sections, and you must create a page with a title for each note you make. And if a note is time-sensitive, you can add a reminder with time, date, and location details to ensure you don't miss it. To help you keep things organized, you can add labels to individual notes. Aside from that, you can pin a note, so it stays on top of your other notes. When you choose a notebook, you'll be taken to the Section view, where you can group your notes as needed. The bottom menu shows your Notebooks, the Search button, and Sticky Notes. But what makes OneNote different from Google Keep is that it allows you to have multiple notebooks. Microsoft OneNote has a robust desktop app available for free in the Microsoft Store. This app, called OneNote for Windows 10, gives you a fully-featured desktop experience. The bottom menu also allows you to add checklists, drawings, voice notes, and photos with a single tap. It's also easy to add a note: you only need to tap on the plus sign (+) at the lower-right corner to add a text note. As you typically make notes when you're on the go, an easy-to-use mobile app is one of the most important things any note-taking app must have.