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Standard Notes vs Capacities

Context: Note-taking Apps · methodology v1.0.0 · 22 rows

AttributeStandard NotesStandard NotesCapacitiesCapacities
Identity · Taxonomy
Documentationhttps://standardnotes.com/helphttps://docs.capacities.io
Tagsencryption, privacy, open-source, notespkm, objects, daily-notes, ai
Platform · Deployment
Delivery modelSaaS, desktop, mobileSaaS, desktop, mobile
Desktop appsWindows, macOS, Linux
Pricing · Licensing
Free plantruetrue
Free trialtrue
License modelopen-source
Pricing modelfree, subscriptionfree, subscription
Source repositoryhttps://github.com/standardnotes/app
SPDX license IDsAGPL-3.0
Starting price9.99
Features · Product · Fit
Core capabilitiesEnd-to-end encryption with XChaCha20-Poly1305, Unlimited device sync, Encrypted file storage on paid plans, Web clipper, Two-factor authentication and hardware key support, Daily encrypted email backupsCustom object types, Daily notes, Bidirectional links and backlinks, AI assistant, Smart queries, Full data export to standard formats
Api · Integrations · Ecosystem
API availabletrue
Security · Privacy · Compliance
Regulatory complianceGDPR
Support · Docs · Services
Support channelscommunity, email
Audience · Use · Case
Best forPrivacy-focused users who want audited end-to-end encryption and openly available source code for their notes and files.Writers and individual users who prefer organizing knowledge as connected objects rather than files and folders.
Company-size fitindividualindividual
Primary use casesPrivate note taking, Secure storage of sensitive informationPersonal knowledge management, Writing
Skill levelintermediateintermediate
Lifecycle · Versioning
Maintenance statusactiveactive
Vendor · Maintainer
Headquarters countryGermany
Vendor typecommercialcommercial

“—” means unknown (we never treat missing evidence as a negative). Cells reflect each value's current evidence state; superseded or stale values are excluded. Ranking rows are editorial assessments under the cited methodology version — see the Note-taking Apps category for definitions.