Find your fit
Who it is for
An individual who thinks in notes but needs a daily action list can capture rough ideas before deciding which ones deserve a task. Tags and Task Domains help pull relevant to-dos into the calendar without copying them into a separate project list.
Someone planning across several contexts can use recurrence, Task Score and calendar blocks to revisit work. These controls still need a quick hands-on check: a score is an ordering aid, and Task Domains require configuration before tasks appear beside the calendar.
The work it supports
Core capabilities
Jots offers a fast capture surface. Move a useful thought into a richer note, link it to related notes or file it with tags, then mark an actionable item as a task. Tasks mode gathers to-dos from notes by tag or date.
Task Score uses factors such as importance, urgency and timing to surface candidates for attention. Treat it as a review queue rather than an automatic decision about what matters most.
Set fixed recurrence for a predictable event or flexible recurrence when the next task should be based on the previous completion. Check the resulting dates with a harmless test task before relying on a repeating schedule.
Choose the notes and tags that belong in a Task Domain. Their to-dos appear beside Amplenote’s calendar and can be dragged into a time slot. Without a configured domain, the sidebar will not show those tasks.
With Pro or higher, external calendar sync can put scheduled tasks on a connected Google, Outlook or Apple calendar. Check which calendar and direction are selected before using it for private or shared work.
Export from web or desktop account settings to receive a ZIP of Markdown notes, images and YAML metadata. Mobile export is not described; test the ZIP in a destination app before assuming its task status, recurrence or calendar blocks will survive migration.
Web and mobile access are available across plans and the vendor lists unlimited devices. The downloadable native desktop client is a Pro-and-up entitlement; Personal users can use a PWA on desktop.
Understand the offer
Pricing and getting started
The current Personal tier is free and explicitly licensed for non-commercial use. It includes notes, tasks and calendar, mobile apps and desktop PWA access, with a 5 MB file-upload limit and no customer support listed. Confirm licensing before putting workplace material into that tier.
The current plan page displays Pro at $5.84 per month plus tax, billed annually. It adds native desktop, external calendar sync, tag sharing and larger uploads. The page does not place a currency label beside the figure, so check the checkout currency and total.
Unlimited is displayed at $10.00 per month plus tax, billed annually; it adds Vault Notes, published note pages and desktop MCP Server access. Founder is displayed at $20.00 per month plus tax, billed annually and includes Ample Agent Pro installation. Confirm eligibility and data-access scope for encryption and AI features.
The subscriptions page says every account starts with a free two-week trial of Pro features. Ample Agent Pro is also advertised as a separate AI subscription starting at $8 per month; do not assume a standard Pro plan includes that subscription.
Look a little closer
Before you choose
Try a small note-to-task-to-calendar workflow first. Check the tag and Task Domain settings, then inspect a fixed and flexible recurring task and see whether Task Score helps you choose the next action.
For work use, review the Personal tier’s non-commercial license and compare paid-plan rights before migrating content. Verify native desktop and external calendar sync entitlements, annual billing, tax and checkout currency.
If portability or privacy matters, inspect the Markdown ZIP export and test a destination import with a small sample. For published notes, Vault Notes, MCP or the separate AI agent, check sharing, external access and service-specific terms before adding sensitive content.
10 distinct sources behind this profile. Research observed Oct 20, 2026. Features and offers can change.
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