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Plaintext / basic Markdown with an "organizer" like Ulysses [0] or Quiver [1] can serve just about all needs.

[0] https://www.ulyssesapp.com

[1] http://happenapps.com/#quiver



No Windows or Linux? Okay.


Ulysses (and probably Quiver too) can just give you a "pretty view" of your existing folder structure, and since it's all plaintext/MD you can work with your data on Windows/Linux just fine, and there's nothing keeping someone from makes similar apps on the other OSes.

I used to use OneNote for everything, until I moved to Macs... Not only there was no Mac version at first, OneNote STILL doesn't let you import old local notebooks into the Mac version.

With Ulysses/Quiver at least I know that what I write on the Mac will still be readable on Windows/Linux..




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