Noteshik
Real free tier · no credit card

A free notes app that's actually free

Evernote Free stops at 50 notes, and some Android apps pay for "free" with ads. Noteshik Free gives you 60 notes, every editor feature and no ads.

60 notes free, every editor featureAttachments includedNo credit card, no expiring trial
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Free for 60 notes, no credit card. New subscribers get the first year of Pro for $18.99, then $24.99 a year.

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What "free" actually means here

All editor features. 60 notes and 100 MB. Sync across 2 devices. Pen sketching. Folders + tags. Web app on any device, plus the Android and Fire tablet apps. No credit card, no expiring trial.

2

What you'd pay for

Only when you outgrow 60 notes or want more AI, more devices, or version history (Pro: $3.99/mo or $24.99/yr), or unlimited AI and devices (Premium: $8.99/mo or $54.99/yr).

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We're not selling your data

Free isn't ad-supported. We don't train AI on your notes. The business model is simple: charge people who outgrow the free tier. The free tier has to stay good or no one upgrades.

Side-by-side

Free tier featureNoteshik FreeEvernote FreeApple Notes Free
Note count6050Unlimited
Devices22Apple-only ecosystem
Pen sketchingYesBasicYes
Web clipperPro (Chrome, Edge, Firefox)YesNo
Folders + tagsYesYesFolders only
Photo-to-text (OCR)ProYesYes
ExportMarkdown, HTML, JSONLimited free exportPDF, Markdown

Common questions

Will the free tier stay free?+

Yes. Existing free users will never be downgraded. We may change the free plan for new sign-ups in the future, but you keep what you signed up with.

What's the catch?+

No catch. The basic features are free for as long as you like. Paid plans add more AI, more devices and extra features, and we hope you eventually want them.

Do I need to upgrade to use AI?+

Free includes 5 AI calls a month to try it; Pro raises that to 50. Notes, sync on 2 devices, pen sketching and encryption at rest are all on the free tier.

Ready to switch?

Free to start. No credit card. Move your existing notes in 60 seconds.

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