Hypernotes
Hypernotes Summary
Hypernotes is a with in-app purchases Android app in Productivity by Zenkit. Released in Mar 2021 (4 years ago). It has about 20.4K+ installs and 159 ratings with a 2.84★ (poor) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 964 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store metadata: updated Dec 18, 2025.
Recent activity: 49 installs this week (190 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Dec 18, 2025 .
2.84★
Ratings: 159
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App Description
Collaborative knowledge management made easy.
Hypernotes is intuitive knowledge management for teams. Create a collective ‘second brain’ for your company, and collaborate on anything from wikis and documentation, to research and writing projects. Start projects and add tasks, or even connect with built-in task management apps.
Build a network of knowledge in Hypernotes:
· Bi-directional linking between related notes,
· Outlining of large topics into smaller sub-topics,
· Automated suggestions to link related but as yet unconnected notes,
· Embedding of text blocks to reduce duplicate content,
· Knowledge graphs for better discovery,
· Extensive collaboration on the task, note, and notebook level.
· Built-in dedicated productivity tools through Zenkit Suite,
· GDPR conformity and EU-based servers,
· Enterprise grade admin and user management,
· Activity tracking on task, note, and notebook levels.
What happens when you use Hypernotes?
- fewer interruptions to your natural writing process
- less time spent searching due to the hierarchical & linked structure of documents
- less duplicate content because relevant pages are automatically linked
- less miscommunication due to a wrong or inadequate text structure
+ a better read/write ratio of your texts: People read more of what you write.
+ a better understanding of your texts
+ a better representation of your thoughts
+ a more natural flow in your writing process
+ more creativity and more "living" documents
+ more collaboration on resources like documentation and wikis
