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NoteCase Pro alternatives with an iPhone and iPad app

The NoteCase Pro listing does not include an iPhone and iPad app. 91 of the 146 other note-taking apps in this directory list an iPhone and iPad app.

NoteCase Pro has a free plan. Paid plans start at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time. 74 of them are free or have a free plan.

91 tools · Listings checked up to Oct 9, 2026 · Where the facts come from

The 12 closest to NoteCase Pro

  1. OmniOutliner

    Outliner for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro

    • OmniOutliner starts at $24.99 one-time license for version 6 (Essentials). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • NoteCase Pro has a free plan. OmniOutliner does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only OmniOutliner lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
  2. Notebooks

    Writing, documents and tasks organized in nested books

    • Notebooks starts at $17.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; $43.99 one-time for Mac. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • NoteCase Pro has a free plan. Notebooks does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Notebooks lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Linux and Android apps.
  3. Evernote

    Note-taking app with web clipping, tasks, calendar and AI search

    • Evernote starts at $99 per year (about $8.25 a month), or $14.99 billed monthly. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only Evernote lists a web app.
    • Only Evernote lists an iOS app.
    • Only Evernote lists a browser extension.
  4. Notability

    Handwritten notes with synced audio, transcripts and AI study tools

    • Notability starts at $14.99 per year, or $4.99 per month (Lite). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only Notability lists a web app.
    • Only Notability lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists a Linux app.
  5. UpNote

    Cross-platform notes app with a lifetime purchase option

    • UpNote starts at $1.99 per month, or $39.99 once for lifetime (Premium). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only UpNote lists an iOS app.
    • Only UpNote lists a browser extension.
    • UpNote also covers Markdown, linked notes and web clipper.
  6. DEVONthink

    Document and information manager for Mac, iPhone and iPad

    • DEVONthink starts at $99 one-time license, with 2 Mac seats and 1 year of updates. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • NoteCase Pro has a free plan. DEVONthink does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only DEVONthink lists a web app.
    • Only DEVONthink lists an iOS app.
  7. Noteshelf

    Handwritten note-taking and PDF annotation for stylus devices

    • Noteshelf starts at $7.99 one-time on Windows; Premium is $9.99 one-time on Android. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only Noteshelf lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists a Linux app.
    • NoteCase Pro also covers tasks.
  8. Agenda

    Date-focused notes on a timeline, linked to your calendar

    • Agenda starts at $39.99 per year (Premium Subscription). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only Agenda lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
    • NoteCase Pro can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  9. CollaNote

    Handwriting and PDF markup notes for iPad, iPhone and Mac

    • CollaNote starts at $13.90 one-time (Lifetime Premium). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only CollaNote lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
    • CollaNote also covers transcription.
  10. Keep It

    Notebook and document organizer for Mac, iPhone and iPad

    • Keep It starts at $2.99 in-app subscription on the Mac App Store (billing period not labelled). NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • NoteCase Pro has a free plan. Keep It does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Keep It lists an iOS app.
    • Only Keep It lists a browser extension.
  11. FSNotes

    Open-source Markdown notes app for Mac and iPhone

    • FSNotes starts at $4.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; $8.99 one-time for Mac. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • Only FSNotes lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.
    • FSNotes is open source, according to its own site.
  12. SideNotes

    Screen-edge notes panel for Mac, with a separate iPhone app

    • SideNotes starts at $9.99 one-time for iPhone and iPad; $19.99 one-time for Mac. NoteCase Pro starts at $5 one-time for Android; desktop licenses start at €7 one-time.
    • NoteCase Pro has a free plan. SideNotes does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only SideNotes lists an iOS app.
    • Only NoteCase Pro lists Windows, Linux and Android apps.

Common questions

Which NoteCase Pro alternatives have an iPhone and iPad app?

OmniOutliner, Notebooks, Evernote, Notability, UpNote, DEVONthink, Noteshelf, Agenda and 83 more list an iPhone and iPad app.

Does NoteCase Pro have an iPhone and iPad app?

The NoteCase Pro listing does not include an iPhone and iPad app. It lists macOS, Windows, Linux and Android.

Which of these note-taking apps are free?

Evernote, Notability, UpNote, Noteshelf, Agenda, CollaNote, FSNotes, Penbook and 66 more are free or have a free plan.

When was this checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 4, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Vendors change prices and plans without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

This page is built from the listings. A tool is here because its listing says so, and the order is how close each is to NoteCase Pro: the alternatives its listing names first, then the tools that share the most features with it.