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Heynote

A dedicated scratchpad for developers

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Heynote is a dedicated scratchpad for developers. It provides a large, persistent text buffer divided into blocks. Users can create multiple note buffers, each corresponding to a file on disk. Features include syntax highlighting and auto-format for various programming languages, a calculator scratchpad for simple calculations with variables and unit conversions, inline image support with a lightweight drawing tool for annotations, and keyboard shortcuts for efficient navigation and editing.

12 alternatives to Heynote

Ranked by how well each tool replaces Heynote: shared features, audience, price and popularity.

  1. Bring your thinking to life with shared notes, whiteboards and text documents.

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    67 out of 100 matchFree
  2. AI note taker for meetings, audio & PDF summaries

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    64 out of 100 match$6.66/mo
  3. Gets more done in less time

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    60 out of 100 matchContact sales
  4. Cross-platform, Markdown-based note-taking app

    Covers 1 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    59 out of 100 matchFree
  5. A full-featured Markdown editor for Windows.

    Covers 1 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    59 out of 100 matchContact sales
  6. Virtual sticky notes for your desktop, replacing physical stickies.

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    59 out of 100 matchFree
  7. Free online Markdown editor with live preview

    Covers 1 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    58 out of 100 matchFree
  8. Open source and end-to-end encrypted note taking app

    Covers 0 of 9 key features, has a free plan and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    58 out of 100 matchFree
  9. The Plain-Text Editor for macOS

    Covers 1 of 9 key features, has a free plan and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    58 out of 100 matchFree
  10. Free your notes

    Covers 0 of 9 key features, has a free plan and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    58 out of 100 match$2.40/mo
  11. EditPad Lite — A compact general-purpose text editor for Windows, free for personal use.

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and has a free plan.

    Free plan
    57 out of 100 matchContact sales
  12. In-browser Markdown editor

    Covers 0 of 9 key features and is open source.

    Open source
    57 out of 100 match—