Home widgets are a good choice for those who want to take notes on their phone. These apps make noting down stuff from the main screen easier, so you don't have to open an app.

Here are some top choices that let you write notes with your fingers.

Jot

Jot is an application that lets you write notes from any screen. Its quick settings menu or home screen icon brings up a floating notepad perfect for jotting down stuff across different apps.

Moving messages on the home screen while swiping won't close it, letting you take notes without stopping. Users can save, trash, edit, or change notes into checklists in the window. Plus, it organizes folders and ways to arrange them.

Jot turns phone numbers, emails, and web addresses into clickable links. Launching different ways, Jot gives fast note-taking wherever making it super handy for quick notes wherever you are.

Get it here: Jot for Android

Write Now

The NowPad in Write Now lets you take down fast scribbles on your home screen. Turning on "Display over other apps" brings up this thing quickly.

When you set it up, you pick how to summon the notepad - by sliding your finger, a sure way to keep mistakes down. You can set zones to prevent accidental opens, too. Its setup is simple - write. It has small tools like adjusting size and checkboxes, plus "Select All."

Settings like passwords make your notes just for your eyes. Even though it's not complex, Write Now packs in ways to manage your memos neatly.

Get it here: Write Now for Android

Sticky Notes

The Sticky Notes app allows for simple looking at notes whenever you want. This app lets you make 'and pin memos to your home screen, so you get different messages to organize stuff. Addin' the square thing means creatin' 'n changin' memos with easy movable options.

This thing offers plenty of ways to customize it, lettin' you switch text 'n background colors, plus use bold 'n italics. Adjusting text sizes makes reading easier. Also, its back-get feature gets back 'n shows past edits if needed.

With a focus on different ways to take notes and customize options, the Sticky Notes Widget is a good pick for notes done how you like.

Get it here: Sticky Notes for Android

Evernote

The app Evernote, known for taking lots of notes on computers and laptops, could also do that on phones. The thing on the home screen lets you do some quick stuff without opening the app - you could make a simple note right away with a title or create a task fast.

Also, two other things called Notes List and Tasks List showed your notes and assignments in groups, and you could quickly add more notes or functions from the home screen.

Notes List puts your messages into the different categories or notebooks you said them to, so you can easily take notes for the home screen. At the same time, the Tasks List showed everything you had to do, so you could add more tasks without waiting.

Even though Evernote is good for doing big projects, it is also perfect for writing notes on the home screen of an Android phone as fast as you want.

Get it here: Evernote for Android

MultiNotes

The app makes taking notes and setting reminders easy without being too complex. You can change the colors of the text and background to customize it. The font size is also adjustable. There are different highlighter shades for essential parts.

To stay organized, notes are sorted into three categories - Main, Work, and Family. Tracking multiple reminders for each note is helpful since I forget stuff. Your info syncs with Google Drive, so nothing gets lost if your device crashes. It's simple to use but can do different things too.

MultiNotes makes note-taking and to-do's straightforward while being flexible enough for your needs.

Get it here: MultiNotes for Android