Google Notes (Keep Notes) from Google is a convenient and simple note taking solution. Unfortunately, Google does not provide a client for the desktop / macOS.
You have to launch a browser, enter keep.google.com, then search for an open window / tab to log into Google Keep again.
The KeepNotes application is a Mac client for the Google Keep service.
KeepNotes is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Important: KeepNotes is a web wrapper: your notes are exchanged directly between Google and the built-in view — there is no MacPlus server in between. KeepNotes is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple before every release.
With the desktop widget,
you can access to your notes any moment

Hotkeys, Menu bar, Dock Icon –
create and control your notes


Google Keep is an excellent service to create notes, but it is not very convenient to work with it through a web browser.
KeepNotes has a desktop widget, multi window mode, menu bar access, and hotkeys.

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Google does not make one. KeepNotes is a Mac client for the Google Keep service: your notes open in their own window, with a hotkey for quick entry and a desktop widget.
No. KeepNotes is made by MacPlus Software and is not affiliated with Google.
With Google, as they always were. KeepNotes is a web wrapper: your notes are exchanged directly between Google and the built-in view, and MacPlus Software does not receive or store them.
It is a one-time purchase of $5. The download is a full version you can use free for 14 days.
macOS 11 Big Sur and later. KeepNotes is signed and notarized by Apple.