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Gasp is a free app for writing notes. Here is how it compares with other popular note apps. Each page explains what each app does best and which kind of person it suits. It also shows how to move your notes to Gasp.
- Gasp vs ObsidianGasp opens your Obsidian vault as it is. Obsidian has more plugins and a graph view. Gasp opens faster, syncs for free, locks notes and works with AI.
- Gasp vs BearBear keeps notes in its own database on Apple devices. Gasp keeps them as ordinary text files on Mac and Linux, with free sync and free locked notes.
- Gasp vs NotionNotion is a shared online workspace for teams. Gasp keeps your notes on your own computer, locks private ones, works offline and is free.
- Gasp vs Apple NotesApple Notes is free and great for sketches and sharing. Gasp keeps notes as ordinary text files, opens in 0.42 s, runs on Linux and works with AI.
- Gasp vs TyporaTypora and Gasp both hide Markdown symbols as you type. Typora exports to Word and more. Gasp adds linked notes, free sync, locked notes and AI.
- Gasp vs iA WriteriA Writer is a focused writing app. Gasp is free, runs on Linux and adds linked notes, math, locked notes and AI assistants.
- Gasp vs LogseqLogseq is an outliner where everything is a bullet point. Gasp is a fast writing app for documents, with free sync, locked notes and AI.