Org-mode vs Google Keep : Which is Better?

Org-mode

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

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

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