RemNote Reviews

I use RemNote pretty much every day, and overall it’s been a smooth experience for taking notes and keeping things organized. Every now and then it can get a little laggy or a note won’t sync right away, which is definitely frustrating. Still, it’s a good app and I enjoy using it, I just hope they keep working on the bug fixes.

I’ve been using this for exam prep it’s been way more helpful than I expected. The spaced repetition thing just works, like I’ll be halfway through studying and suddenly realize I actually remember something from last week. Great.

Well... the sharing feature does what it’s supposed to, but working on edits together can feel a bit slow at times. It’s not a dealbreaker, just not as smooth as I was hoping.

remnote has been quick for me most of the time, especially when I’m opening notes or jumping around between my decks. Sync isn’t instant, but it’s usually smooth enough that I don’t really think about it. I have noticed it can lag a little when I’ve got a bunch of cards open or I’m working in a larger document, but it’s nothing that’s made me want to stop using it. Overall, it feels solid and more reliable than a few other note apps I’ve tried, so I’ll probably keep using it for my notes and studying.

I mostly use RemNote to turn my notes into flashcards, and it’s been handy. Once you get used to the shortcuts, it’s really quick, though yeah, it took me a little while to figure things out at first. Sync has been fine for me, not totally perfect, but overall it’s been super useful for studying.

I’ve been using remnote on both my laptop and phone, and the sync has worked really well for me. My notes usually show up quickly, and I haven’t run into anything disappearing or getting weird, which is a relief. It makes it easy to study whenever I’ve got a spare minute. i’m happy with it. Not life-changing or anything, but yeah, it does what I need

remnote took me a little while to get used to, and I definitely had to watch a couple videos before things made sense. Once it clicked, though, it was helpful for keeping my notes organized. It’s not perfect, but overall I like it and think it’s a solid tool for studying.

I really wanted to like RemNote more, and I still think it has a lot going for it, but getting started was maybe harder than it needed to be. Some of the tutorials I found seemed a little outdated or kind of skipped over steps, so I kept getting stuck on things that felt like they should’ve been basic.

The community does seem active, and people do try to help, but it isn’t always the most beginner-friendly place, at least in my experience. Sometimes it felt like you were expected to already understand how everything works. It’s definitely not awful, just a bit frustrating if you’re new and trying to figure things out

I’ve been using remnote mostly on my phone, and it’s been really convenient for squeezing in quick study sessions. I’ll run through flashcards on the bus or whenever I have a few random minutes, which makes it way easier to stay on top of things.
That said, the app isn’t totally perfect. Every now and then it feels a little slow or clunky, especially when I’m trying to move quickly, so there’s definitely some room for improvement there.

Still, overall it works well for me and the syncing has been fine. I really like having my notes and flashcards together in one place because it makes studying feel way less scattered. Easy 5 stars from me

I was expecting the PDF annotation to be quick and easy, especially since it’s made to sound like highlights should work smoothly. But the highlighting keeps lagging on me, and it makes the whole thing feel clunky. Frustrating when it doesn’t live up to what was promised.

The layout is clean. I liked that. It does take a little time to figure out, though. Some menus feel tucked away. Once you get used to it, it’s good

I ran into an issue with my account and wasn’t sure if I had messed something up on my end. I emailed RemNote support expecting it to take a while, but they got back to me quickly, which was a nice little surprise.

They explained everything in a really normal, easy-to-follow way and didn’t make me feel awkward for asking. After a couple of messages, it was all sorted out. Super simple, but in the best way. I was happy with it, definitely 5-star support.

I really wanted to like remnote, and I still think it’s probably a solid app for some people, but getting my notes into it was more annoying than I expected. The import kind of worked, but a few things came in weird, and the formatting didn’t always hold up. Exporting wasn’t much better for me either, it was usable, just not as clean as I’d hoped. Maybe I’m being picky, but it didn’t feel smooth enough for how I wanted to use it.

I found the folders and tags a bit confusing to use. Maybe it’s just the way I like to organize things, but my notes seem to get buried quickly, and I end up spending more time trying to find them than actually using them

From what I remember using other apps, I always had this nagging feeling that my notes weren’t really fully mine. With this, it feels a lot more private, and I like that my notes stay under my control.

I’ve been using it to link things together, it does that well. Like when I have a bunch of related ideas floating around, it makes it easier to connect them without overthinking it, which is kind of the main thing I needed anyway.

I tried using RemNote for a few days, but honestly... the layout just kind of threw me off. Even making simple notes felt like more work than it needed to be. I really wanted to like it, but it just wasn’t easy for me to use.

I’ve been using remnote for studying, the price feels reasonable. Even the lower plan comes with a good amount of stuff, so I don’t really feel like I’m getting nickel-and-dimed or anything.

I’ve been using remnote for notes and flashcards, and overall it does the job well. It’s useful and I can see why people like it. That said, the customization feels a little limited. I wish there was more control over how pages look, like colors, layouts, and easier theme settings. Some options are there, but they’re either tucked away or don’t go as far as I’d hoped. It seems fair that if people are spending a lot of time in the app, they should be able to make the workspace feel comfortable and personal. Still a good app, just hoping customization gets more attention

i’ve been using remnote for my study notes, and the newer updates have made a big difference. it feels quicker now, the flashcards are way easier to deal with, and most of the little bugs that used to annoy me seem to be gone. i’m happy with it at this point.