Boost Note for Mac

Developer-friendly management platform

Developed by BoostIO, Boost Note is a free project management software specifically designed to be utilized by developer teams. It is rich with management tools and features that allow you to experience an exceptional note-taking experience.

It has the capability to perfectly integrate along with thousands of applications such as GitHub, Miro, Trello, Jira, Slack, Zoom, Google Calendar, Microsoft Teams, and many more to mention. On any of your compatible macOS, you will be able to have a powerful and lightspeed collaborative workspace.

Is Boost Note free?

This business and productivity program provides a free edition for all individual users. The perks you'll get are different for both local and cloud storage. For local, only one member can process or save unlimited documents and this particular storage is file system based.

The cloud, on the other hand, supports an unlimited number of members but they can only deal with 10 docs per team and it only offers 100MB storage per member. If you wish to use Boost Note for your organization, you can opt to purchase any of their two package subscriptions—Standard and Pro. Under the Standard plan, you will enjoy a collaborative workspace that can cater to members and documents without any limit.

With the Standard plan, each member will have 1GB storage and permission to record the last seven days of your revision history as well. The plan that will give you full access to all of its features is the Pro package. Here, a 10GB storage is served for every member. You are also authorized to invite a guest anytime you want. You can actually try what it can offer for free.

Empowers developer teams

Boost Note is a handy productivity and project management tool that can be of great use individually and most particularly for developer teams. The free edition that it provides has limitations but, it's still sufficient for personal use. For developer teams, it is highly recommended as well as it is designed for the organizations' needs.