Inkdrop For Mac

A good note taking solution can save you a lot of time by eliminating the time you spend searching for or formatting the data.

Inkdrop is a Markdown-flavored notes editor that also syncs your data to the cloud to you can access the entries on all your devices.

Right off the bat, Inkdrop prompts you to connect to the service by providing your account’s credentials: you can register for a trial account free of charge. However, to access your data after the trial expires, you need to upgrade to a monthly or yearly plan.

Worth mentioning is that Inkdrop includes exporting capabilities, so you can backup individual entries as separate HTML files that you can store on your drive. Keep in mind that you don’t have the option to export multiple entries at the same time.

The benefits of using the Inkdrop service is represented by the fact that all your data is synced to the cloud: you get to see the last sync time, and manually trigger the process if necessary.

Within the Inkdrop user interface, you get to keep the notes as individual entries, but the app also provides support for working with notebooks, which means that you can group related records.

Inkdrop offers you the possibility to assign as many tags as you like to each entry. As a result, you get to create connections between entries even though you don’t add them to the same notebook.

Inkdrop comes with a built-in Markdown editor that provides support for the GitHub flavored markup, includes syntax highlighting support and allows you to record the status of each note (active, on hold, completed, or dropped).

To sum up, Inkdrop offers you the possibility to rely on the Markdown markup when formatting your notes and integrates an intuitive organization system that can help you find related entries in no time.

Nonetheless, Inkdrop is linked to a cloud service, and you need to get an account to access its interface. The data is synced to all your devices as long as you have an active subscription, and you get to backup each entry by exporting the data to an HTML file.