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Imagine having a mobile app that allows you to effortlessly capture and organize all your knowledge and insights on the go. From ideas to important learnings, this app could be a game-changer in helping you stay organized and make the most out of your knowledge.
What are your thoughts on such a tool? Would it be something that could benefit you in your daily life and work? Let's discuss!
Maybe open source? I have yet to find a good open source note taking app that organizes my thoughts. I need something easily indexed and does handwritten stuff as well.
not open source but free to use for personal use and cross platform Obsidian.md uses flat files that can be synced using a number of file syncing tools or synced to get for version control
It's proprietary so obsidian isn't on my list of apps to try out.
I just started using obsidian and I'm interested to see how it starts to link notes together
I am trying silverbullet.md
So far so good for what I need
Anytype is quite good as well
Wow it does seem very nice and polished. I would like to see shareable links to the notes though. I'll give this a try.