Best 222 Note-taking s Tools in 2025

The Notion MCP Server is a middleware service that connects the Notion API with the LLM, optimizing interaction efficiency through Markdown conversion.

This project implements an MCP server for the Notion API, allowing access to and operation of Notion content through the model context protocol, supporting functions such as searching, commenting, and adding pages.

This project is an MCP server used to interact with the Obsidian note application through the Local REST API plugin of Obsidian. It provides various tools to operate and manage files in Obsidian, including listing files, retrieving file content, searching, modifying content, and deleting files.

The Notion MCP server is a protocol service that connects AI models to the Notion workspace through the official SDK, providing a comprehensive set of Notion operation tools.

A Python-based MCP Server that provides advanced to-do list management and content organization functions through the Notion API, enabling seamless integration between AI models and Notion.

A server that provides local Apple Notes database access for the Claude desktop client, supporting reading and searching of note content.

A TypeScript-based MCP server that implements a simple note system and supports note creation and summarization functions

An MCP server for interacting with the LogSeq note-taking app, providing various API tools to operate on note content.

MCP Notes is an intelligent note - taking application based on the MCP protocol, supporting AI - driven note management and web interface operations, and using DynamoDB to store data.

A simple to - do list management service connecting Notion and Claude

A local server based on the MCP protocol that implements semantic search and RAG functions for Apple Notes, which can be called by AI assistants such as Claude.

Obsidian's MCP Tools plugin provides AI applications with the ability to securely access the knowledge base

The Notion MCP Server is a server implementation based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows AI assistants to interact with the Notion API through natural language, providing a complete set of tools and endpoints to read, create, and modify Notion content.

A Python package that enables LLM models to interact with the Memos server via the MCP interface.

An MCP server that provides semantic search and resource access for the Obsidian knowledge base

A server project implementing the MCP protocol, providing note storage and summary generation functions

The Bear MCP Server is an MCP server for interacting with the Bear note - taking software, supporting various note - taking operations.

The Logseq MCP Server is a model context protocol server that provides direct integration with Logseq knowledge bases, enabling LLMs to interact programmatically with Logseq graphs.

The Notion MCP Server is a bridge connecting AI assistants and Notion workspaces. Through the standardized Model Context Protocol, it enables AI to programmatically access and manipulate Notion databases, pages, and content blocks.

The enhanced Markdownify MCP UTF-8 is a Markdown processing service that supports multilingual content conversion. It optimizes UTF-8 encoding support, provides Markdown conversion capabilities for various formats such as PDF, images, audio and video, and Office documents, and is specifically optimized for the Windows system.

The MCP server for handwritten OCR, providing functions such as document upload, status check, and text retrieval

A TypeScript-based MCP server that implements a simple note-taking system, providing note resource management, creation tools, and summary generation functions.

An MCP server that implements Google Docs API integration, supporting operations such as document creation, reading, updating, and management.

A note management server based on the MCP protocol, providing functions for creating, reading, updating, and deleting notes, and supporting persistent storage and resource access.

A Scaflog application MCP server based on Zoho Creator, implementing note storage and summary functions

This project implements an MCP server as a bridge between AI assistants and the Outline document service, providing functions such as document search, management, creation, and editing.

The Sherlock Domains MCP Server provides domain purchase and management services, including a note storage system and note summarization function.

Jotdown is an MCP server that supports the integration of LLM with Notion and the generation of mdBooks, providing content management and publishing workflows.

An AI note application based on the MCP protocol, supporting a dual-server architecture and DynamoDB storage