Google Keep vs Org-mode : Which is Better?

Google Keep

Google Keep is a cloud based note taking application. Developed by Google

License: Free

Categories: Office & Productivity

Apps available for Windows Online Android iPhone Chrome OS

Org-mode is an Emacs Mode for Notes, Planning, and Authoring. Developed by Carsten Dominik

License: Open Source

Categories: Office & Productivity OS & Utilities Photos & Graphics

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Android iPhone

Feature	Google Keep	Org-mode
Sync with Google Calendar
Sync on many devices
Google Chrome Extensions
Apps that Sync with Google Calendar
Handwriting recognition
Handwritten Notes
Html parsing
Integrated Search
Location-based reminders
Note organization
Notetaking
Works Offline
Periodic reminders
Photo notes
Real time collaboration
Real-Time Synchronization
Reminders
Sharable lists
Share notes
Tagging
Tags
To-Do management
Todos
Visual Organization
Voice Notes
Audio Recording
Drag n drop
Web clipper
Better formatting
Cloud sync
Text formatting
Sync between devices
Hierarchical structure
MarkDown support
Search by tags
Protected by Password
End-to-End Encryption
Encrypted Notes
Privacy focused
Wiki-like interface
Export to HTML
Export to LaTeX
File Versioning
Encryption
Authenticated encryption
Cross-platform
Command line interface
Emacs integration
Customizable
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Hierarchical tagging
Infinite hierarchical depth
Lightweight
Outline mode
Outliner
Plain text file
Portable
Publishing
Tag based
Task Management
Web-Based
Database
Visual bookmarks
Custom templates
Alexa integration
Dropbox integration
Favorites
Gamification
Export to OPML
Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
Distraction free writing
Tracking of characters
File-organization
Clean design
Full text search
IFTTT integration
Gmail integration
Google Calendar integration
Recurring tasks