Google Keep is one of the best note-taking apps thanks to its simplicity and integration with other Google apps like Docs and Drive. You can use it to make shopping lists, set reminders, write ...

Google Assistant’s legacy note and list system, including the Shopping List, is being replaced by Google Keep with a migration path that should be fairly straightforward.

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Google has started moving your Google Assistant notes and lists, including the Shopping List, to Google Keep.

How to get started with Google Keep Google Keep launched in 2013 as Google's dedicated note-taking app that is integrated with other Google apps and services like Docs and Drive.

Google quietly announced you will be able to save Google Assistant’s shopping lists in Keep Notes. Google removed the feature early in April 2017 and shifted it to the Home and Express apps.

After promising it for years, Google is finally bringing proper support for lists and notes to Google Assistant.

Google Keep lets you create notes and to-do lists that sync across your computer and phone or tablet. It’s handy in a variety of ways: You can record voice memos, and Keep will transcribe them ...

Google’s Keep Notes app for Android is preparing to launch a new AI feature that makes it easy to generate a list, whether you’re deciding what to pack for a trip, preparing to go grocery ...

If you want to download notes from Google Keep in HTML format, this tutorial will help you do that. Regardless of the type of note, you can download everything with the help of Google Takeout.

Share your notes with other users The Google Keep app for both Android and iOS users allows you to share your notes, lists, and drawings with other people.