BrightNotes Makes Cloud Notes Simple and Easy

There are literally thousands of note taking apps available on Android, with practically every single possible niche already filled. In fact, Google’s own solution, Keep, does a pretty good job at taking care of all the casual notes you may want to store. However, it’s not quite perfect for every use-case. And if you’re not one to live in the Google ecosystem, you may want a capable and quick notes app that doesn’t use Google as its cloud backend.

XDA Forum Member PowerLemons created an application that works very similarly to Google Keep, but with the exception that it lets you sync your notes with either Dropbox, Google Drive, or Box. Notes are then stored in a user-readable format on those cloud services, allowing you direct access to your notes through your cloud file storage. The notetaking interface in BrightNotes is very clean, with minimal clutter to get in the way of storing, editing and viewing notes. And once entered, notes can be searched using a convenient action menu button.

If you’re been looking for a Google Keep replacement that let you live outside of the Google cloud, you may want to give BrightNotes a try. Head over to the BrightNotes application thread to get started.

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