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Elasticnote vs Acres

Elasticnote and Acres are publicly listed products on IndieTools. This comparison brings their recorded features, pricing and product information together, alongside stored mobile and desktop website measurements where available so you can check the details that matter to your workflow.

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At a glance

Available listing details and recorded measurements. An unavailable value is not a negative result.

Elasticnote vs Acres: public product details
DetailElasticnoteAcres
Categories
Pricing models
  • Freemium
  • Subscription
  • One-time purchase
  • Free trial
  • Open source
  • Paid
  • One-time purchase
  • Free trial
Listed starting priceNot available
  • $59 USD one-time early-adopter desktop license
Platforms
  • Web
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Browser extension
  • Cross-platform
  • macOS
  • Windows
Selected product country
Declared technologies
Listed target audience
  • Elasticnote is built for people who write, research, learn, and organise ideas — especially those who want more control over their files.
  • Researchers, writers and knowledge workers organizing Markdown notes visually.
Ahrefs Domain Rating
  • 8/100 · Oct 22, 2026
  • 16/100 · Oct 21, 2026
Mobile performance
  • 70/100 · Oct 21, 2026
  • 72/100 · Oct 22, 2026
Public founders
Published on IndieTools
  • Oct 20, 2026
  • Sep 30, 2026

Key differences

  • Elasticnote lists Freemium, Subscription, One-time purchase, Free trial and 1 more pricing; Acres lists Paid, One-time purchase, Free trial. Confirm current prices and limits on each product's website.
  • Listed platforms differ: Elasticnote lists Web, Windows, macOS, Linux and 2 more; Acres lists macOS, Windows. An unlisted platform is not proof that it is unsupported.
  • The stored Ahrefs Domain Rating is 8 for elasticnote.com (Oct 22, 2026) and 16 for getacres.app (Oct 21, 2026). Domain Rating describes backlink strength, not product quality.
  • The recorded mobile performance scores are 70/100 for Elasticnote (Oct 21, 2026) and 72/100 for Acres (Oct 22, 2026), using psi-mobile-two-sample-mean-v1 with 2 samples each. These are separate laboratory observations.
  • The declared technologies differ: Elasticnote lists React, TypeScript, OpenAI, Tailwind CSS and 1 more; Acres lists Electron. These are submitted technology details, not an independent technology audit.
  • The founder-selected product countries are Australia for Elasticnote and United States for Acres. Country labels do not establish hosting location or service availability.

What they have in common

  • Both are listed in Productivity on IndieTools.
  • Both list One-time purchase, Free trial among their pricing models.
  • Both list Windows, macOS as supported platforms.

Domain Rating

Domain Rating is an Ahrefs backlink-strength metric, not a Google ranking score or a measure of product quality. Public readings must match the current product domain and be no more than 21 days old. History covers recorded readings for that domain; missing history does not mean the rating never changed.

Elasticnote

8/ 100

elasticnote.com

Measured

Previous measurement
8 ·
Change from previous
0 points
Highest recorded
8
Recorded measurements
3

Acres

16/ 100

getacres.app

Measured

Previous measurement
16 ·
Change from previous
0 points
Highest recorded
16
Recorded measurements
22

Website performance

Speed values are stored laboratory measurements, not real-user Core Web Vitals. Mobile and desktop runs may have different dates, sample counts and methodologies; compare the same device and method. Missing results are unavailable, not zero, and no overall winner is inferred.

Mobile measurements

Elasticnote

70Performance / 100

Measured

2 samples

Method: psi-mobile-two-sample-mean-v1

Acres

72Performance / 100

Measured

2 samples

Method: psi-mobile-two-sample-mean-v1

Mobile website performance measurements
DetailElasticnoteAcres
First Contentful Paint
  • 3.85 s
  • 1.73 s
Largest Contentful Paint
  • 3.94 s
  • 5.79 s
Cumulative Layout Shift
  • 0.033
  • 0.008
Total Blocking Time
  • 54 ms
  • 239 ms
Speed Index
  • 19.28 s
  • 3.52 s
Time to First Byte
  • 2 ms
  • 2 ms
Load time
  • 9.56 s
  • 2.24 s
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Technologies and integrations

These technologies are recorded in the public listings. A technology missing from a listing may still be used by that product.

Elasticnote

Additional technologies recorded for Elasticnote

Acres

Additional technologies recorded for Acres

What is Elasticnote?

What is Elasticnote? Ever feel like your notes are being held hostage by an app? You spend hours writing, researching, and organising ideas, only to discover they're trapped in someone else's cloud. Want to take them elsewhere? Suddenly, it's complicated. We thought there should be a better way, so we built Elasticnote — a privacy-first, local-first workspace for Markdown, LaTeX, research, and everyday productivity. With Elasticnote, you decide where your notes live. Keep them in your browser, save portable files in a local folder, or connect your own cloud storage. And when your ideas grow beyond simple notes, you've got tasks, calendars, Kanban boards, diagrams, and optional AI ready to…

Selected listed features

  • Private local-first notes and Markdown workspaces

  • Markdown and visual writing

  • Quick Capture and date-based Daily Notes

  • Offline Calendar with tasks and Workspace activity

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What is Acres?

Acres is a local-first visual Markdown workspace for macOS and Windows. Arrange notes as cards on an infinite canvas, connect related ideas, and organize research with mindmaps, sections, tags and properties. Your notes stay in a folder you own. Built-in AI helps you search, write and organize notes. External AI agents can work with the workspace through MCP and CLI, with reviewable edits and undo history. Try the full app free for 14 days. The early-adopter personal desktop license is a one-time $59 USD purchase. After the trial, notes remain accessible in read-only mode until purchase.

Selected listed features

  • Visual Markdown canvas

    Arrange Markdown notes as cards and connect ideas with mindmaps, sections, tags and properties.

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Use cases and audience

Use cases and audiences below reflect the information provided in each product listing.

Elasticnote

Elasticnote is built for people who write, research, learn, and organise ideas — especially those who want more control over their files.

Acres

Researchers, writers and knowledge workers organizing Markdown notes visually.

Meet the founders

Explore the publicly listed founder profiles connected to each product.

Choosing for your workflow

  • Consider Elasticnote if its listed audience, Elasticnote is built for people who write, research, learn, and organise ideas — especially those who want more control over their files., matches your needs. Validate the relevant features in a trial or demonstration.
  • Consider Acres if its listed audience, Researchers, writers and knowledge workers organizing Markdown notes visually., matches your needs. Validate the relevant features in a trial or demonstration.
  • Compare the same billing period, currency, usage limits and required features on each official pricing page before judging total cost.
  • Use website measurements to review a measured page and device, then test your own application workflow. A landing-page score does not establish application performance or an overall winner.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Elasticnote and Acres?
Elasticnote lists Freemium, Subscription, One-time purchase, Free trial and 1 more pricing; Acres lists Paid, One-time purchase, Free trial. Confirm current prices and limits on each product's website. Listed platforms differ: Elasticnote lists Web, Windows, macOS, Linux and 2 more; Acres lists macOS, Windows. An unlisted platform is not proof that it is unsupported.
Which should I choose: Elasticnote or Acres?
Consider Elasticnote if its listed audience, Elasticnote is built for people who write, research, learn, and organise ideas — especially those who want more control over their files., matches your needs. Validate the relevant features in a trial or demonstration. Consider Acres if its listed audience, Researchers, writers and knowledge workers organizing Markdown notes visually., matches your needs. Validate the relevant features in a trial or demonstration.
How do Elasticnote and Acres compare on pricing?
Elasticnote: Freemium, Subscription, One-time purchase, Free trial, Open source. Acres: $59 USD one-time early-adopter desktop license. These are listed product details, not a verified like-for-like quote. Check billing periods, currency and current limits on the official websites.
Are these mobile and desktop Speed scores directly comparable?
Speed values are stored laboratory measurements, not real-user Core Web Vitals. Mobile and desktop runs may have different dates, sample counts and methodologies; compare the same device and method. Missing results are unavailable, not zero, and no overall winner is inferred.
What does Domain Rating tell me about these products?
Domain Rating is an Ahrefs backlink-strength metric, not a Google ranking score or a measure of product quality. Public readings must match the current product domain and be no more than 21 days old. History covers recorded readings for that domain; missing history does not mean the rating never changed.
Which technologies do Elasticnote and Acres list?
Elasticnote lists React, TypeScript, OpenAI, Tailwind CSS and 1 more. Acres lists Electron. These are declared technologies, not independently detected infrastructure.
Who are the founders listed for Elasticnote and Acres?
Elasticnote: Elasticnote. Acres: First Aligned LLC. Only public, accepted founder relationships are included.
Are Elasticnote and Acres alternatives?
Their public listings overlap in the categories Productivity, making them candidates to evaluate together. This overlap does not establish feature parity or interchangeability; check integrations, limits and your required workflow.
Where do the comparison details come from?
Product descriptions, pricing, platforms, countries and technologies come from public IndieTools listings and founder-provided details. Domain Rating comes from stored Ahrefs readings; Speed comes from stored measurement records. Last updated reflects the latest recorded listing, feature, measurement or public activity change shown here, not a fresh website audit.

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