Notezilla Reviews

If you liked the Windows 7 Sticky Notes features, Notezilla is the same concept taken to another level. It provides highly customizable options and sync capabilities across devices.

Easy to use - intuitive.
Highly Customizable and Lightweight.
Sync between devices.
Available across platforms and online as well.
Frequent updates.
Good support.

No free personal version (only 30 day trial) - although there is a lifetime validity license at decent price.

Notezilla is an incredible note and reminder tool. We mostly to a gentle reminder about our project notes. The notes are quick to write and very attractive when you open the desktop.

#1- It's also available on mobile platforms.
#1- Very convenient to add notes, the sticky notes are very attractive and catch your attention every time you open desktop.
#3- Note reminder option is there, in case you missed it.

#1- We had a very positive overall experience with it.

In my busy scheduled of office work, many times I forget my task to overcome this I started using Notezilla. It makes easy to add stick notes on my mobile phone and computer. It auto-sync between app helps to download notes on every device. It also allows me to have a photo on my notes.

Notezilla is a very intuitive sticky notes app. It gives me each on-time reminder alarm. You can sync your notes between any devices. Notezilla app is available on cross platforms. Backup notes is also available.

Notezilla is a very intuitive app, I never had any bad experience.

Notezilla is the best sticky notes app on Windows desktop and a great alternative to the default Windows Sticky Notes. It provides a lot of advanced features making it a quite useful little app to keep running in background.

Create multiple notes
Add reminders to notes
Formatting options
Sync across devices
Also Available on mobile devices

Expensive - the pricing is too high for such a basic utility

There's nothing inherently wrong with this app, but it's obviously not polished design-wise. Simple things like adding some decent padding between the edges of notes and words is missing, and there's a lot of aesthetic clashing going on between the goal of the app and what it ends up actually looking like. These are all minor, purely aesthetic things but that they are so obvious really irks me. Using it makes you feel like you'd rather just be using any other to-do list app out there or a proper app like Evernote with better features.

You can use it as notes or convert a series of items into a checklist to use for task management. Each sticky note can be assigned to a specific folder and have tags added. It feels very similar to Evernote in some regards, albeit significantly trimmed down in functionality. Notes can be starred for later and you can assign due dates with reminders to each note.

The app looks unfinished. I know it's supposed to look like Post-it sticky notes, but that's no reason for there to be so much padding missing. If you use the checklist feature, there's practically no padding whatsoever between the checkbox and the edge of the sticky note. For notes that are checklists, the titles have a [x] in them to distinguish them from the others, but this looks awful and is pointless since every note shows a preview of the first line and you will see a [] in the first line of any note that has a checklist anyway. That itself also looks bad. Why not use a symbol like a checkmark or something? Titles have nearly no padding from the top of the notes either. While it's meant to look like a Post-it note, the illusion is entirely lost with the checklists and their highlighted boxes and the symbol on the other side of each line to let you know you can move the list items up and down. I'm really confused as to what they were going for, which makes it look even more like the app is unpolished and unfinished.