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I'm in the same boat. I've tried dozens and my leading contenders are... 1) vimwiki configured to use .gpg extensions, then use the gnupg vim plugin. Great w

I'm in the same boat. I've tried dozens and my leading contenders are... 1) vimwiki configured to use .gpg extensions, then use the gnupg vim plugin. Great wiki syntax, easy links, transparent encryption, optional markdown formatting. Downside is no embedded images. 2) Typora with encfs. Great visual interface and the developer has promised some new features (such as a file browser) to make it more useful as a note-taking app.

jmcphers 9y ago
+1 for vimwiki. No embedded images does kind of suck, but it has an excellent side effect: even if you use the wiki a lot, it never consumes a lot of space. That means it's perfectly reasonable to store years and years of data and have it all available, locally, on every device. The main thing I don't like about it is that there's no simple way to ingest data quickly from a mobile device.