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Markdown editing, code syntax highlighting for 12+ languages, real-time sync, and Google Drive backup. The note-taking app developers have been waiting for.
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| Website | codeskeep.com | apps.kde.org |
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| Company | Startup from Canada · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 | — |
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CodesKeep — Google Keep for Developers CodesKeep is the note-taking app built specifically for developers who live in code. If you've ever pasted a SQL query into Google Keep and watched it turn into an unreadable wall of gray text, you already know why CodesKeep exists. Markdown & Syntax...
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