Make Proton Notes a separate application. Having Proton Notes as a part of Proton Pass is somewhat problematic. They really are two different things and one needs to be able to use them independently. Also, please add a checkbox list to Proton Notes. And, of course, please roll it out for Linux users at the same time it's rolled out for MacOS and Windows.

A separate app altogether for notes and reminders. This is one area of my digital life that would benefit from Protons security and privacy. A perfect example is Awesome note 2 which hasn't been supported for six years yet still beats everything else available, it's the only thing missing from your suite of apps.

I'd like this as well as a bit of a UI overhaul for SN. I'd like a back button so I don't have to go into settings to enable and disable tabs, or deal with cumbersome dynamic tabs that expand too often.

Standard Notes has an outdated UI. Also, if people look for a privacy friendly notes service they will find many different options which they have most likely never heard of. If you now turn Standard Notes into Proton Notes (or create a separate app that syncs with Standard Notes), the people won't just find unknown notes services, they will find Proton Notes, who they've most likely heard of already if they're into privacy.

So, it doesn't just improve the UI, but it also helps strengthen the brand identity (and find more possible paying customers)

Dear Admin,
Your response does not seem to be resolving this thread, since there is still no solution to the suggestion of "Proton Notes".
As others mentioned, it's been well over a year since that announcement, without any further updates or plans in the roadmaps.
If it's because Standard Notes grossly overpriced and want to keep doing that way, then forget it and come up with a new plan - all that is needed is a tool for making secure notes that can be stored in Proton Drive.

One of the things I love about https://allessay.org/imporove-yor-skills-in-plagiarism-free-paper-writing/ is the ability to communicate with your writer directly. This helps to ensure that you get the paper that you need and reduces the chances of miscommunication. I was also impressed with the writer's professionalism and attention to detail. The quality of the paper I received was top-notch. It was well-written, well-researched, and free from any errors. I was also impressed with the speed of delivery. I received my paper well ahead of the deadline, which allowed me to have enough time to review it and request any revisions if necessary.

This article was posted April 10th of 2024. Well over a year ago... What's the hold up on bringing Standard Notes into the Proton suite?

https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces

If you do that, please be fully Markdown compatible!

Just wondering if there’s any news about Standard Notes lately?
Ever since they teamed up with Proton, things seem to have stayed more or less the same.

Standard Notes is still doing its own thing, and you still need a separate subscription for the extra features. It doesn’t look like it’s been integrated into the Proton ecosystem just yet.

I am New in Proton.
I expected to find something like Task list, rather than creating entries in the agenda for the tasks to be performed.

we need a notes app.

Apple has removed E2EE from iCloud in the UK rather than implement a backdoor for the Investigative Powers Act (a.k.a. the snoopers' charter). A separate Proton Notes app or forging links with existing apps to enable sync through Proton Pass / Drive would plug this privacy hole.

Offline access: Ability to read and write letters without an Internet connection.

Still waiting for this after almost a year of the official announcement. 😒

@Hugo,

I keep wondering that myself.

Any updates ?

A Proton application equivalent to Evernote would be a killing new feature !

To enhance productivity and streamline task management, adding a Notes and To-Do List feature alongside the existing Contacts, Calendar, and Security Center on the right side of the interface would be great additions to the Proton Mail environment. These would make it possible to quickly jot down notes and manage tasks without needing to leave the workspace. The integration would provide easy, on-the-go access to important reminders, and a help to stay organized and on track, all within the same environment.

Competitive Pricing
Flexible Plans: Offer more granular pricing tiers or discounts for students and nonprofits.
Lifetime Plans: Introduce a one-time payment option for long-term users. www.allessay.org By combining these improvements with its existing privacy-first philosophy, Proton Mail can solidify its position as a leading secure email provider.

Agreed Anonymous.