Proton Notes
secure notes? add-on to calendar or separate would be great.
Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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venus
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Yes I'm very hesitant deciding where to put my tones of notes and where to start the new writings-considering both the UI, exporting/syncing options and privacy.
Will paid users get access to Standard Notes paid features?
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P
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Proton and Standard Notes may have joined forces nearly 1.5 year ago, yet we are not closer to Proton Notes :(
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Jiv
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I quite like apple notes and OneDrive so maybe something in between
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Ben
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I'm also interested in this and would likely use a Notes app.
One nice to have feature that I think would be an improvement on the existing Apple Notes app that I currently use is the ability to easily backup a note or collection of notes periodically. I like to write down various notes and ideas into my Notes app, especially as I'm lying in bed since evenings are when I'm most creative. I've lost pages full of ideas several times by falling asleep while writing and waking up the next day to find that the changes were already synced to the cloud and the note (and anything else previously written in that note) were unrecoverable.
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Anonymous
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Made an account just to agree with this. I'm looking to migrate away from Apple Notes with a simple, no-nonsense solution that is privacy respecting. Even just including Standard Notes in the Proton Unlimited subscription and integrating it better into the Proton suite would be great.
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Tds Dev commented
The best way to be the part of the ecosystem with all the same UX, and included to paid plans, better with the sharing across the system and with better pasting support from the GPT.
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Robert
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Make it separate app.
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Marco
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I agreed would be perfect a Proton Notes app, more efficient than Standard Notes, which requires a dedicated plan to manage notes folders (a basic feature in my opinion). A Proton Notes service on Proton Drive would be efficient, useful and awesome.
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shattermg@proton.me
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The notes on ProtonPass are specifically for your PIN’s, etc. if you want a notes app, Proton is partnered with Standard Notes.
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[Deleted User]
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I really hope they create Proton Notes... I love Standard Notes but the UI is really ugly
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Privacy101 commented
Standard Notes (standardnotes.com) - owned by Proton
Proton Pass - create a notes vault and create a "note" (plain text) -
Simon Bünemann
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Standardnotes would be an option
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Scott Jones
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Would be great if there was a basic notes taking app along the lines off Google Keep which was within the Proton ecosystem. I dont need a "fully fledged" note taking app, just a place i can save links and quick ideas, so a version of Keep would be fantastic
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Seth
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Proton should provide premium access to Standard Notes for Unlimited subscribers.
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Hunting.Targ
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I am totally interested in a Notes app (or sub-app) connected to Drive, Docs, and Pass; I have lots of material in Samsung Notes that I would like to move but don't have a good place to store it or time to reformat it all; it is a peculiar, proprietary format, and Samsung Notes can be scanned by malware or AI since it's not encrypted.
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Heather
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I would love to see a separate Notes app in the Proton suite--Standard Notes or something similar. I would love Proton privacy for notes. Thanks, Proton!
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Privacy101 commented
Hello,
Standard Notes and Proton have joined forces to create Proton Docs. Standard Notes integration with Proton account is yet to be decided.
Read more: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
Proton Docs: https://proton.me/drive/docs
Launch Proton Docs: https://docs.proton.meThank you.
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Dark Arc
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As someone that has had both Proton and SN before SN was part of Proton ... I'm torn.
I love that Standard Notes also has an open back end and I'd hate to see that lost in converting it to a "Proton Notes" product.
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User Proton
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Of course there's something nice about having all your services together, but until/unless Proton do decide to delve into this space, I'd recommend taking a look at NotesNook. It's e2e encrypted, open source, zero-access, and has a generous free tier. You can even self-host if you want to.
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TaperingOFF
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If you guys had anything any clue what is going on on your smartphone the things you can't see with your keyboard and your AI assistance.. you would be way more worried about device storage isolation encryption these things....