DeNotes vs Google Keep
Google Keep is built for capturing something in five seconds. DeNotes is built for what happens after, when a thought needs a home and a note becomes a document.
What Google Keep does well
Keep is fast and weightless. Coloured cards, checklists, reminders tied to a time or a place, voice notes and a widget that captures a thought before it is gone. It is free, it is already attached to your Google account, and for shopping lists and passing ideas it is close to perfect.
Where DeNotes is different
Keep is deliberately flat. Notes are cards you organize with labels, there are no folders, there is no Markdown, and a card that grows into something long stops being comfortable to read. DeNotes is built for the writing Keep was never meant to hold: Markdown rendered as you type, folders that nest without limit, files that group related notes, and goals that notes attach to. DeNotes also uses your Google account, but it writes real Markdown files into your Drive rather than keeping cards in Keep. For quick throwaway thoughts, DeNotes has stickers, which sit on the workspace for a day and then clear themselves.
Should you use DeNotes or Google Keep?
Choose Google Keep
Choose Google Keep if you want the fastest possible capture, location and time reminders, and your notes are mostly short lists you will act on soon.
Choose DeNotes
Choose DeNotes if your notes are meant to last, you want Markdown and real folders, and you want the result stored as files in the same Google account you already trust.