take·notes is described as 'Free, open-source tool that turns a YouTube video, web article, arXiv paper, or GitHub repo into a self-contained HTML study note — an executive summary, key points, and a timestamped or sectioned outline, written to your own disk' and is an app. There are 2 alternatives to take·notes for a variety of platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, Web-based and Android apps. The best take·notes alternative is HelixNotes, which is both free and Open Source.
HelixNotes is a local markdown note-taking app built with Rust, Tauri 2.0, and SvelteKit. Your notes are standard .md files on your filesystem - sync with whatever you want or nothing at all.
TakeNote was made by developers for developers - a simple, plain-text note-taking app for the web with Markdown support. What you see is what you paste. No WYSIWIG, no formatting pasted from the web, and no features you don't need or want.
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