Note-taking apps

Craft

Note-taking app from the United Kingdom

United KingdomFree plan Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

Scope verdict

Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

This service remains visible for context, but it is not counted or recommended as a European-controlled option.

How we classify services

Craft is a note-taking app made by a team in the United Kingdom. It is built for writing and organising notes in one place, and the free plan gives you every feature the app has, limiting only how much content you can store.

For anyone in Europe looking past the American note apps, Craft is a European alternative with a paid tier that removes the storage limit and a family plan that lets several accounts share one subscription. It suits individuals and households that keep a lot of written material together.

Pricing

The free plan includes all features with limited storage. Paid plans start at 10.00 EUR per month, or 8.00 EUR per month with annual billing, and remove the storage limit. A family plan lets several accounts share one subscription.

Data and operations

Infrastructure and email path

Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.

Public website

Cloudflare

Non-European provider
Observed
A 172.67.74.123, 104.26.1.145, 104.26.0.145 · CNAME craftdocs-cf-t1.com · AS13335

Why this matters

Public DNS routes website visits through Cloudflare. Visitor IP addresses and request metadata can reach this non-European provider; this does not identify the core service's data location.

Incoming business email

Google Workspace

Non-European provider
Observed
MX 1 aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 aspmx2.googlemail.com · 10 aspmx3.googlemail.com

Why this matters

Published MX records route incoming business email through Google Workspace. Correspondent details and message content can therefore enter this non-European provider's systems; MX does not reveal the configured storage region.

Public DNS records identify visible providers and routes, not every backend location or private data-region setting.

Infrastructure checked:

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