Perpetual Notes: Write beautifully. Organize easily. Find everything.

**Why another notes app in already crowded market?** While there is no dearth of notes applications currently, Perpetual Notes takes a different perspective. Firstly, It aims to make note taking in simplistic way. Just launch the application and start typing. No need to pause and think whether you want todo, text, image note, web clipping, appointment etc. Just write plain simple notes. You can use rich text, images, tables etc. in your notes. Secondly, Perpetual Notes has no concept of storing notes in its own server. Users can keep their notes wherever they want. If they want to sync across devices, then any cloud service (like Dropbox, Onedrive etc.) will work. This means, if user doesn't like the product, there is no migration involved at a later date. The notes are always readable by any software which can read RTF and text files. Thirdly, the file format. Notes are stored in RTF format. This is readable by any word processor and since the format is ASCII (even when note includes images), it can be searched easily by any 3rd party script/program. Fourthly, Perpetual Notes offers simple but powerful search across all notes capability. Users can search for multiple words using AND and OR mode. No complex syntax to remember for searches. **Whom this notes app aimed at?** It is unlikely that existing Evernote, Onenote etc. users would switch to this app, because this offers fewer features than established apps. However, some of them are suffering from notes fatigue with complex options who may choose to use something simpler. Also, a large number of people don't actually use any notes software at all. They only use word processors to write documents and not bothered about accessing all notes in all devices via syncing. These type of people can be user of Perpetual Notes. The advantage over word processors is that it is much faster to work with and search feature is integrated. **Feature road map** Currently the app only works in Windows 7 or Windows 10 computers. There is a plan to make a Mac app and mobile apps sometime in future. Although, due to open nature of notes file format, existing apps can open notes in all platforms at present.