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Thanks for posting! It checks most of the boxes for me. I've been using Simplenote which is perfect and minimal for note taking. But when I start to blog I find

Thanks for posting! It checks most of the boxes for me. I've been using Simplenote which is perfect and minimal for note taking. But when I start to blog I find the lack of live preview and spellcheck inconvenient. Looking forward to the desktop apps and possibly offline support!

thecodrr 5y ago
> Thanks for posting! It checks most of the boxes for me. That's awesome. I am glad you liked it! > Looking forward to the desktop apps and possibly offline support! The desktop apps are coming soon. You can track our roadmap on Github: https://github.com/streetwriters/notesnook/blob/main/ROADMAP.md https://github.com/streetwriters/notesnook/blob/main/ROADMAP...
Rebelgecko 5y ago
If you're on a Mac, Simplenote works great in conjunction with Nvalt (a fork of Notational Velocity)
bartvk 5y ago
What's great about Simplenote, is that it's backed by a nice company that seems to be a good steward year in, year out. No unnecessary features, just continued stable maintenance.
sealeck 5y ago
There's also listed.to which is nice for blogging.
aheckler 5y ago
> But when I start to blog I find the lack of live preview and spellcheck inconvenient. What platform are you using Simplenote on? On macOS at least, you can write in Markdown and preview it with Cmd+Shift+P. Spellcheck also seems to work for me, but maybe that's a macOS thing and not specifically a Simplenote thing. Disclosure: I work at Automattic, but not on Simplenote.
- ipiz0618 5y ago
  I'm on windows and unfortunately I can't find the spellcheck option. I'd like to sometimes write on iPad, that's why I want an app with cross platform support.