Notes & Writing for Windows on ARM
14 notes & writing apps with a native ARM64 build for Snapdragon and other Windows on ARM PCs. OneNote, Obsidian, Typora, Zotero.
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Confirmed Sep 29, 2026 · tested by Microsoft, Qualcomm
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These run under emulation or not at all. A native option is shown where one exists.
Questions
Which notes & writing apps run natively on Windows on ARM?
14 notes & writing apps have native ARM64 builds, including Microsoft Journal, Notepads, Obsidian, Typora, Zotero, Microsoft OneNote. Every listing links straight to the ARM64 download.
Which notes & writing apps aren't native yet?
Evernote, iA Writer don't have an ARM64 build yet. Most still run through Prism, the x64 emulator built into Windows 11, but more slowly.
How do I know I installed the ARM64 version?
Open Task Manager, go to Details, right-click a column header and add the Architecture column. Native apps show ARM64. x64 means the app is running under emulation.