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EasyNotes - Notes & Reminders

Smart notes with reminders, checklists, lock notes and a rich text editor

One notes app for quick notes, checklists and reminders that actually go off

EasyNotes is a smart, all-in-one notes app built for everything from a one-line reminder to a fully formatted note you actually want to keep — checklists for daily tasks, time-based reminders that notify you when they matter, lockable notes for anything private, and a rich text editor for notes that need real formatting. Tags keep a growing note collection searchable instead of turning into an unsorted pile.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I set a reminder that actually notifies me at a specific time?+

Yes, EasyNotes supports time-based reminders that trigger a notification, not just a note you have to remember to check.

Can I lock specific notes so others can't read them?+

Yes, individual notes can be locked, keeping private notes separate from everything else without locking the whole app.

Does the app support checklists, not just plain notes?+

Yes, checklists are supported for to-dos, shopping lists, and anything else better tracked as tickable items.

Do I need an internet connection to use the app?+

No, notes are stored on your device and the app works fully offline.

Is the app free?+

Yes, EasyNotes is free to download from the Google Play Store.