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I'm a bit surprised nobody seem to have mentioned Bear Notes. I've used Onenote, Org Mode in Emacs but I am very happy to have discovered Bear Notes (https://b
by JoachimS 7y ago
I'm a bit surprised nobody seem to have mentioned Bear Notes.
I've used Onenote, Org Mode in Emacs but I am very happy to have discovered Bear Notes (https://bear.app/ https://bear.app/) last. year. It has really changed how much I document, work with text, store info etc.
Bear handles images, lists etc inline. It allows for very easy tagging (creating hierarchies) etc. And it looks really nice. Even with good fonts, Org Mode never really looked pleasing to me [0]. And I found that easthetics is really important for me to actually use the tool.
Bear uses SQLite for storage, which can be accessed with any SQLite tool (I've tested it). And it can also do batch export to a number or formats. The exported files looks good and can easily be imported into other tools, for example Org Mode (I've tested it). Bear can also export to PDF with styles. I actually use this to export my notes as reports to the company board, customers etc. And I've gotten compliments on how good the reports looks. ;-)
Finally Bear syncs easily. I can now work with my notes on the phone, iPad and laptop.
If I only could get the tool to use a solid, non-blinking caret life would be a bliss. Go Bear!
- benhurmarcel 7y agoI'm looking forward to try Bear once they have a web client. I need access from Windows/Linux.