Turtl – An ‘Evernote’ Alternative for Linux That Will Keep Your Documents Safe

If you are familiar with the note-taking Evernote and Simple Note apps then Turtl wouldn’t be hard for you to wrap your head around.

It’s an app that allows you to securely take concise notes along with website bookmarks, articles, and project documentations. It also uses best cryptographic practices to keep your data private while allowing you to share with only whoever you want to share it with. That way you can manage a whole screenplay with your colleagues without the fear of your work leaking.

Turtl is an Open Source app available for Windows (x64), Mac OS Linux (x32 & x84), and Android.

Turtle - A Secure, Encrypted Evernote Alternative
Turtle – A Secure, Encrypted Evernote Alternative

It has a simple and intuitive UI and it is lightweight. It also has options for easy tagging and filtering to help organize your work more accurately and specifically.

It’s main features are:

  • Note taking – It has markdown support which makes it easy for the notes to be converted to HTML.
  • Information sharing – You can easily share documents and bookmarks with only the people you want to share to.
  • Privacy – You can share documents with colleagues without fear that your privacy will be compromised.

Pricing and Download

Turtl is fully Open Source and free use and it comes with a limited amount of free cloud storage provided by the Turtl team, themselves.

You can download the app for your Linux version below:

However, if you would like to have more cloud space then you would have to go for the premium version with more space and various features. You can find the download links for Turtl on other platforms here.

In case that you want freedom and security of Turtl without purchasing the premium service you are free to run your own Turtl server.

Divine Okoi is a cybersecurity postgrad with a passion for the open-source community. With 700+ articles covering different topics in IT, you can always trust him to inform you about the coolest tech.

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3 thoughts on “Turtl – An ‘Evernote’ Alternative for Linux That Will Keep Your Documents Safe”

  1. Can it link up with Evernote? My Galaxy Note 5’s S Note app links up so that notes written there can be accessed via Evernote on any device. If not, what’s the point?

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