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The first app is Zettlr. It has been around for 3 or 4 years now. I’ve used it a few times and had a great time with it. It’s an open-source and free software with lots of features for doing Zettelkasten. Also, it got integration with reference managers like Zotero which makes it a great knowledge management tool for students and academics.
I like its design — simplistic and beautiful. It feels like I’m using Safari because it’s got an almost identical interface and you can have multiple notes open as tabs which is pretty cool.
Also, they have this feature that shows you the readability of your writing based on some algorithms, which can be useful if you regularly write essays and articles.
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such a popular concept, that there are lots of tools and software that are made and designed for it. So, this is the list of the best apps I know for doing the Zettelkasten note-taking method. <span>Zettlr The first app is Zettlr. It has been around for 3 or 4 years now. I’ve used it a few times and had a great time with it. It’s an open-source and free software with lots of features for doing Zettelkasten. Also, it got integration with reference managers like Zotero which makes it a great knowledge management tool for students and academics. I like its design — simplistic and beautiful. It feels like I’m using Safari because it’s got an almost identical interface and you can have multiple notes open as tabs which is pretty cool. Also, they have this feature that shows you the readability of your writing based on some algorithms, which can be useful if you regularly write essays and articles. Mem The second app is Mem. It’s an app that I discovered last year but haven’t got time to make a video about. It’s actually gaining lots of popularity because it’s really well made. Wh
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such a popular concept, that there are lots of tools and software that are made and designed for it. So, this is the list of the best apps I know for doing the Zettelkasten note-taking method. <span>Zettlr The first app is Zettlr. It has been around for 3 or 4 years now. I’ve used it a few times and had a great time with it. It’s an open-source and free software with lots of features for doing Zettelkasten. Also, it got integration with reference managers like Zotero which makes it a great knowledge management tool for students and academics. I like its design — simplistic and beautiful. It feels like I’m using Safari because it’s got an almost identical interface and you can have multiple notes open as tabs which is pretty cool. Also, they have this feature that shows you the readability of your writing based on some algorithms, which can be useful if you regularly write essays and articles. Mem The second app is Mem. It’s an app that I discovered last year but haven’t got time to make a video about. It’s actually gaining lots of popularity because it’s really well made. Wh
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