MetaNote Unlocked (often referred to as Metanote Premium) is the paid tier of Metanote, a privacy-first, offline plain text editor designed for managing notes, to-do lists, and tasks. It is highly popular among users who want a mobile-friendly way to use Org mode—a powerful text format traditionally used in the Emacs text editor.
Unlocking the application removes limitations on basic file structures and opens up deeper customization and synchronization features. 💰 Pricing Options
According to the Apple App Store, you can unlock the full version of the app using two main models:
Metanote Premium: A recurring subscription priced at \(12.99</strong>.</p> <p><strong>One-time purchase:</strong> A lifetime unlock option priced at <strong>\)19.99. 🌟 Premium Features Unlocked
While the free version of Metanote allows for basic local text editing, upgrading to the unlocked version provides critical features for power users:
External Cloud Sync: Unlocks the ability to automatically sync and edit your files across platforms like Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud, Git, and WebDAV.
App Integration: Allows you to integrate and manage your working folders from other popular markdown apps like Obsidian and Logseq.
Custom Capture Templates: Lets you build personalized shortcuts to quickly jot down ideas, tasks, or book notes without interrupting your workflow.
Custom Agenda Views: Gives you full control over how you view your schedule, filter tasks, and manage deadlines by day, week, or month. 🔒 Core App Philosophy
Whether you use the free version or unlock the premium tier, the app operates on a few strict design rules:
Absolute Privacy: It works 100% offline, requires no account creation, and performs zero data collection.
No Platform Lock-in: All files are saved as plain text in standard folders. Your data belongs entirely to you, meaning you can move it to any other text app at any time.
Native Performance: It is built using native mobile code rather than web-based frameworks, making it fast and lightweight even when opening massive text files. If you want to know more, tell me: What device do you plan to use it on (iOS or Android)? Are you already familiar with Org mode or Markdown?
What cloud service (like Dropbox or iCloud) do you prefer for backups? Metanote-notes,docs,tasks