Standard Notes 2025 update: What’s new and what's next

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Alright! Thanks for the tip! I wasn’t aware of that. Appreciate it!

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Hey there! Awesome man! That’s cool to know that you are a Visionary subscriber as well. I haven’t tried Notesnook myself quite yet (but definitely will be), but I have heard that it is really quite good, as some others here have suggested it to me as a notes app to try out and I saw this video by DASGeek on it. That was how I got introduced to it. I hope that it works out for you.

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This could have been their chance to get rid of their useless proton pass notes feature and instead offer a true notes solution. Also this could have been communicated years ago that there is no chance that SN will be integrated into a Proton plan. What a disappointment.

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Interesting and thanks for reporting it, but as a Visionary user who already pays more than €350 a year, I think it should be included in the plan and not just give me “a big discount”…

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Now I don’t know the first thing about running a business, so I could be way off in my assumptions here, but to me that does seem to be quite a significant discount. And at that point, what’s a dollar or two a month on visionary users. Would make sense just to include them.

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Update: I followed your advice and it worked. I agree with some others that it would have been nice to have it just bundled into Visionary, but I am both grateful and happy to get the discount at least. I think I may still try out Notesnook just to see how both that and Standard Notes compare. I might keep them both, with using Notesnook as my primary notes app while keeping Standard Notes just as part of the Proton Ecosystem.

Clarifying the relationship between Proton's ecosystem and their acquired products
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It’s insane how you have to be a Visionary member and manually email them to gain anything from Standard Notes.

Agreed, but I think the minimum tier threshold should be Unlimited, not Visionary. Unlimited is already bundled with SimpleLogin, so I see no reason it should be different for Standard Notes.

This is, of course, assuming that Standard Notes remains a separate product from Proton, which is most definitely not ideal, as discussed here and here.