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At quick glance it looks like nvultra is very similar to Bear (https://bear.app https://bear.app). It looks like nvultra's concept of folder based notebooks is
by sswaner 6y ago
At quick glance it looks like nvultra is very similar to Bear (https://bear.app https://bear.app). It looks like nvultra's concept of folder based notebooks is an improvement and a nice feature. In Bear I just have every note in reverse chronological order and rely on the excellent search to find what I need.
I have been using Bear daily for over 3 years and the features and Markdown support are great.
Not affiliated, just a fan/customer.
- selykg 6y agoI _really_ wish Bear had multiple notebooks. I'd love to fully separate work from personal notes for instance. It's not that I can't organize it in a way that makes sense. But if I am not at work, I really don't want to see work. Clear separation of work and home matter a lot when you work from home. The more they blur together the worse it can get. So, I'm stuck using Bear for personal use only because I don't want to contaminate my personal time.
- Jonovono 6y agoLast time I tried Bear there was no global hotkey to quickly launch it to search/take notes. Makes it unusable for a note taking aapp for me.