Download Kolab Notes on PC With GameLoop Emulator

Kolab Notes on PC

Kolab Notes, coming from the developer Konrad Renner, is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play Kolab Notes on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy Kolab Notes PC on the large screen for free！

Kolab Notes Introduction

Kolab Notes is the open source note taking app, which makes it possible to sync your notes with Kolab and IMAP server in the Kolab v3 storage format.

You can find the source code on GitHub: https://github.com/konradrenner/kolabnotes-android

Attention: The app works on devices with Android 4.1, but it is optimized for Android >= 5.0! Please don't rate the app negative, if you are using a device with Android version < 5.

Already implemented features:

* Material-Design

* Create, update and delete notes

* Create and delete notebooks

* Create, update and delete tags

* Organise your notes with notebooks

* Organise your notes with categories/tags

* Support for shared notebooks for sync with Kolab server (thanks to Daniele Gobbetti for providing a test account!)

* Apply a colour to a note

* Apply a colour to a tag

* Search for notes

* "Sticky-Note"-Widget for displaying a single note on the homescreen

* List-Widget for displaying a configurable list of notes on the homescreen

* Support for multiple accounts

* Sync with Kolab and IMAP server in the Kolab v3 storage format

* Local notes thanks to a local account

* Tablet interface

* Support for Richtext and inline images

* Batch-Update of notes (thanks Yaroslav Pronin!)

* Import/Export of notebooks

* Printing of notes (thanks Yaroslav Pronin!)

* Handwritten notes / drawings (thanks Yaroslav Pronin!)

* Note attachments

Translations:

* English

* German

* Russian (thanks Yaroslav Pronin!)

* French (thanks kekh!)

* Italian (thanks Daniele Gobbetti!)

* Vietnamese (thanks Anh Duong!)

* Japanese (thanks naofum!)

* Polish (thanks Waldemar Stoczkowski!)

* Turkish (thanks Fahrettin Vardım!)

* Brazilian Portuguese (thanks to RickyM7!)