I’m looking for an alternative to MS Sticky Notes. I like stick notes, but it doesn’t sync with Android and allow for a note to be pinned to my home screen.
I’d like a FOSS version, but not married to it. I don’t mind self hosting if I need to. I’m testing out Notezilla and I’m not sure I want to pay the $30 for it without knowing what else is out there.
Thanks!
Summary.
- Windows app that syncs with Android.
- Notes stick to desktop.
- No subscription fee.
- I don’t think it covers all of your use cases, but it works great for quick notes in a browser, or the community made app Moe Memos on Android. - Neat. Not the thing I’m looking for but would have given Notesnook a run for its money. That’s my primary note app. 
 
- Are you aware that Post It has an app? IIRC it’s totally free on phones. I don’t know about Windows sync but it’s worth looking into for phones. 
- What do you define as “sticky note”? - You could use Standard Notes and leave the window open. It syncs between desktop and Android. - I switched to something else a long time ago, but because I preferred FOSS, not because it was a bad app. - I tried it out for a while and I ended using Notesnook a while back when I was looking for some other note taking app. It was so close to being the thing I wanted to use, but it doesn’t render markdown while typing. - A sticky note would stay on the desktop. And could be “pinned” on top of other apps. It would have to take up a small amount of the screen and not be browser based. 
 
- I can very warmly recommend UpNote although it’s not sticky notes as such, it is an excellent note taking app that I use for mostly anything! - They have a sticky note feature but it is not what sticky notes usually are. For them it’s the option to keep the note floating on top of other windows. - Still, UpNote is really awesome if you ask me. Really worth a try! - Seems pretty interesting, but the syncing is also premium locked at, unfortunately, a higher price. - Yeah - $1.99/month or $39.99 Lifetime - You could try. A few months and test it before offering the $40 for a once off fee. I feel that it is a very fair price all considering 
 
 


