Cross-platform desktop Evernote client
Quentier is a cross-platform desktop note taking app capable of working as Evernote client. You can also use Quentier for local notes without any connection to Evernote and synchronization.
Quentier is free software distributed under the terms of GPL v.3.
Quentier is written in C++ using Qt framework and is built on top of libquentier library.
Read the project's blog and wiki for more details.
There are two release channels: stable and unstable one. Stable versions correspond to builds from master
branch, unstable versions correspond to builds from development
branch. New stuff first appears in unstable versions but for this reason they are also prone to temporary breakages.
Prebuilt versions of Quentier are available on GitHub releases:
- Stable version:
- Quentier for Windows:
- Installer (might require admin rights to install VC++ runtime)
- Portable version (doesn't contain VC++ runtime which might need to be installed separately)
- Quentier for Mac
- Quentier for Linux (AppImage)
- Quentier for Windows:
- Unstable version:
- Quentier for Windows:
- Installer (might require admin rights to install VC++ runtime)
- Portable version (doesn't contain VC++ runtime which might need to be installed separately)
- Quentier for Mac
- Quentier for Linux (AppImage)
- Quentier for Windows:
For Linux users there are also package repositories:
PPA repositories for Ubuntu and derivatives:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:d1vanov/quentier-stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install quentier-qt5
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:d1vanov/quentier-development
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install quentier-qt5
For other Linux distributions:
- Stable versions:
- See this page for Fedora and OpenSUSE repositories
- See this page for Debian repositories
- Use this repository for Arch Linux
- Unstable versions:
- See this page for Fedora and OpenSUSE repositories
- See this page for Debian repositories
- Use this repository for Arch Linux
See the building/installation guide.
Contributions to Quentier are warmly welcome! Please see the contribution guide to see how you can contribute.