Milanote

The tool for organizing creative projects

4.8•20 reviews•

244 followers

The tool for organizing creative projects

4.8•20 reviews•

244 followers

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Note and writing apps

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Project management software

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Design resources

Organize your ideas and projects into visual boards.

This is the 10th launch from Milanote. View more

Milanote for iPad

Organize your ideas and projects into visual boards.

Milanote helps you organize your ideas and projects into beautiful visual boards. Sketch ideas, collect inspiration and organize tasks on the go with the new iPad app.

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Launch tags:

Design Tools•Productivity

Launch Team

Hélène SAN

Snackeet

Hey, Congrats on your launch! 🚀 I loveee Milanote, have been using it for school project We will be launching soon too, (@snackeet ), I hope that you will support us as well, Cheers 😊

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3yr ago

Ulrika Boenke-Peters

congrats - great idea

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3yr ago

Brett Warren

Milanote

Maker

Hey Product Hunt, Milanote co-founder here! 👋 Until now, the desktop has always been the primary way to use Milanote—where you have lots of space to organize your ideas and projects visually. Which is why today, we're super excited to launch our iPad app. We originally designed Milanote to replicate the feeling of working on a wall in a creative studio—visual, tactile, and sometimes a bit messy (in a good way!). So the iPad (with Apple Pencil) feels like the perfect device for Milanote. Here are a few of the highlights... - Sketch cards: Resizable cards for drawing ideas. They're perfect for storyboarding. - Sketching on images: A fast way to give visual, contextual feedback. - iPad's split screen: Drag any image straight into Milanote from other apps. - Portability: Being able to organize your ideas, tasks and projects anywhere. We've got lots more planned for the iPad app (including a native zoom), but we'd love to know what you think of it!

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3yr ago

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Milanote Launches

Milanote for iPad Organize your ideas and projects into visual boards.

Launched on June 9th, 2022

Milanote 3.0 The tool for organizing creative projects, now with drawing

Launched on September 8th, 2021

Milanote for Android The notes app for creative work 📝

Launched on April 2nd, 2020

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4.8

Based on 20 reviews

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Milanote is highly praised for its intuitive interface and versatility in organizing creative projects. Users appreciate its ability to collect and display various media types on visual boards, though some note limitations on the mobile version. Makers of Booky and Pile Commander commend its ease of use and visual organization capabilities. Many users find it indispensable for design projects, brainstorming, and planning, with some suggesting enhancements like AI search for improved content connections. Overall, Milanote is favored for its functionality and design.

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Pros

visual organization (8)

collecting inspiration (4)

note-taking (3)

brainstorming (2)

design workflows (2)

desktop version (2)

easy to use (2)

templates with example data (2)

wide open canvas (2)

Cons

mobile app limitations (3)

free version limitations (2)

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Reviews

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Alexander Matyukh

used Milanote to build

Pile Commander

(66 points)

A kindred spirit tool: visual folders with different types of collectible ideas. Great tool!

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7mo ago

Roxanne Boutin

used Milanote to build Booky

Booky

(178 points)

We love using Milanote daily! It helps us stay on track with its intuitive interface and easy-to-use functionalities.

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1yr ago

Anggun Liana

•10 reviews

The templates with example data is what first drew me in, but I've been hooked ever since! It not only lets me collect links and text, but also photos, videos, color swatches, hand drawn notes and more. The visual board display isn't available on the mobile version which is kind of a bummer, but honestly I use it more on the Desktop than anything else. The only thing that could make it better in 2025 would be implementing AI search and insights that would bubble up connections between previous content or board collections or items that are related or seem relevant. I have tried so many note-taking apps, but this one is the one that I'm currently loving the most!

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2mo ago