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Same here. And I still did not find the perfect note taking app. I have so few requirements. WYSIWYG editing, easy image insertion, export function with open st
by tibu 6y ago
Same here. And I still did not find the perfect note taking app. I have so few requirements. WYSIWYG editing, easy image insertion, export function with open standard format, mobile app, some security.
- hardwaresofton 6y agoHave you tried Joplin? I switched to it and have been loving it. Planning on launching a backup service for it this week actually (Backups +/- encryption to OneDrive, Dropbox, AWS S3 and WebDAV support are all built in): https://joplinapp.org/ https://joplinapp.org/
- wlk 6y agoCompared to Obsidian, Joplin suits me much better and it's way more features. I have given Obsidian a fair trail, but now I'm using Joplin
- rayiner 6y agoTry moo.do
- smusamashah 6y agoTypora is best WYSIWYG Markdown app
- gala8y 6y agoI recently moved (almost) all of my note taking into Obsidian [0]. They just released a closed beta mobile app (they are very active in development and great community), but they are local first app. [0] https://obsidian.md https://obsidian.md edit: To clarify, using they mobile app will require paid subscription in all scenarios, I think (not sure, as I don't need that).
- input_sh 6y ago> To clarify, using they mobile app will require paid subscription in all scenarios, I think (not sure, as I don't need that). Nope. They've said they'll support opening a folder on a phone. Therefore, as long as you sync the folder using some cloud software, the mobile app will work just fine. But of course, you can pay them for the convenience and they'll sync them for you.
- gala8y 6y agoThat's cool. Thanks for clarification. They Sync and Publish services look promising, too (Publish shows a mini graph of connected pages, which is a refreshing approach to showing relations of published notes/pages).