Apps to Export to LaTeX

NimbleNotes is a comprehensive note-taking and study tool designed for students and academics. It combines flexible note organization with integrated study aids like flashcards, offering a powerful platform for learning and knowledge management.

BibSonomy is a powerful social bookmarking and publication-sharing platform, designed for researchers and knowledge workers. It allows users to collect, organize, and share literature, documents, and web resources using collaborative tagging and bibliography management features.

Overleaf is a leading online collaborative writing and publishing tool specifically designed for LaTeX, offering real-time collaboration, integrated PDF preview, version control, and simplified publishing workflows for academic, scientific, and professional writing.

Gruik is a powerful, free, and open-source note-taking service designed for users who value privacy, organization, and control over their data. Offering robust features like hierarchical organization, offline access, rich text formatting, and synchronization options, it provides a flexible platform for managing notes, ideas, and personal knowledge wikis.

Quiver is a robust note-taking application designed for developers, offering a powerful and flexible platform for organizing, writing, and managing notes. It seamlessly integrates rich text, code snippets, markdown, and LaTeX within a single note, providing a unique blend of capabilities for technical users.

Organon is a powerful extension for LibreOffice and OpenOffice designed for managing and organizing large writing projects, such as novels, dissertations, or complex documents. It provides a structured environment with tools for scene management, character tracking, outlining, and tagging, helping writers stay organized and focused.

Piggydb is an open-source web notebook application designed for building and managing knowledge bases, either individually or collaboratively. It emphasizes structured organization through hierarchical tagging and concept mapping.

Docear is a free academic literature management suite designed to help researchers organize their studies. It uniquely integrates reference management, mind mapping, and PDF handling, providing a unified environment for exploring, analyzing, and writing about academic literature. Its portable nature makes it ideal for use across different machines.

Org-mode is a powerful and flexible mode for GNU Emacs, designed for note-taking, project planning, to-do list management, and authoring documents. It utilizes simple plain text files with intuitive markup.

GeoGebra is a powerful, multi-platform dynamic mathematics software that combines geometry, algebra, statistics, and calculus. It provides a user-friendly interface for interactive exploration and visualization of mathematical concepts, making it an invaluable tool for students and educators from primary school to university.

KeepNote is a versatile note-taking application designed for organizing information in a hierarchical structure. Available on Windows, Linux, and macOS X, it features robust organization tools, including a tree-like outline, wiki-like linking, and support for embedded files and images. Although discontinued, its local storage and rich features make it a compelling tool for detailed note-taking and research.

Mendeley is a freemium reference manager and academic social network designed for researchers. It helps organize, manage, and share research papers, generate citations, and collaborate on projects.

Zim is a powerful, open-source graphical text editor designed for maintaining a personal wiki or notebook. It allows users to organize notes, ideas, and various types of information in a hierarchical, interlinked structure, similar to a wiki.

Oinker revolutionizes how you manage conversations, tasks, and knowledge. It transforms your chats into dynamic workspaces for organized ideation, project management, and effortless information sharing, blurring the lines between communication and productivity.