vo.id vs Google Keep

Google Keep is a quick place to jot things down. The void is quick too, and then it does the part Keep leaves to you: sorting what you captured, sending it where it belongs, and handing it back to you later.

Google Keep is Google's free note app for quick notes, checklists and reminders, organized with labels and colors, and synced across Android, iPhone and the web through your Google account.

sorted without labels

Every capture is classified as a task, a note or a question when it arrives, with no folders to choose. On premium, tags are suggested from the ones you already use.

capture in seconds

Text a memo to your void number from any phone without opening an app, or record or type on the web. Voice memos are transcribed for you.

integrations

Send a task to TickTick or an event to Google Calendar from any memo, with the date read from what you said. Sending by hand is free on every plan.

chat with your notes

Ask a question across everything you've captured and get an answer that links to the memos it came from.

one business model

The void is an independent product paid for by an optional premium subscription and nothing else. There are no ads and no trackers, and your memos are never used to train a model, sold or shared.

when Google Keep is the better pick

If you want free, simple notes and checklists that live alongside the rest of your Google account, Keep is already there and does that well.