Google Keep
Google Keep is Google's lightweight note-taking and list-making service, designed for quick capture of thoughts, to-do lists, shopping lists, and voice notes with optional reminders. It supports real-time syncing across devices and collaboration features for sharing notes with others. While Google Keep has mobile apps and web access at keep.google.com, it has no official native Mac desktop application. The bundle ID suggests this is a Fluid wrapper — a third-party app that packages the web version into a desktop experience.
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1 suggestionThis bundle ID indicates a Fluid wrapper around the Google Keep web app, not an official native application from Google. Fluid is itself a Mac app that creates standalone "site-specific browsers" from web applications, but it relies on the underlying system browser engine. Google Keep itself has never shipped an official native macOS app and remains available only through web browsers or mobile. Since this is a web wrapper rather than a compiled native application, it may continue to function even after Rosetta 2 is removed in macOS 28 (September 2028) — but your experience depends entirely on Fluid's continued maintenance and compatibility. For the most straightforward and vendor-supported experience, access Google Keep directly at keep.google.com in Safari, Chrome, or Firefox, or use the Chrome extension if you prefer quick note-capture during browsing. If you prefer a dedicated native Mac note-taking app with offline support and richer organizational features, consider alternatives like Apple Notes (built into macOS), Notion, Obsidian, or Evernote — all of which have confirmed native Apple Silicon builds and are actively maintained.
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