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Obsidian is great, and if you're looking for affordable, preferably self-hosted, highly customizable Markdown note-taking it is almost certainly the better opti
by fastball 5y ago
Obsidian is great, and if you're looking for affordable, preferably self-hosted, highly customizable Markdown note-taking it is almost certainly the better option.
We're trying to be a slightly different kind of app though, where syncing isn't something our users ever have to think about and where collaborating and sharing is as accessible and seamless as possible (among many other goals!)
And yes, that means we're probably (on the whole) a worse match for the highly technical/conscientious HN crowd, where the aforementioned selling points of an app like Obsidian are in higher demand. Also a shoutout to Logseq (as mentioned by others in this thread) which is also a great option if you're looking for that kind of app.
- mahathu 5y agoCan i export your data as markdown?
- chrisweekly 5y agoUnaffiliated but I noticed (not verbatim) "export to pdf or markdown, or use the api to export to other formats or services"
- heinrichhartman 5y agoThe documentation states, that you can export "all the cards in the current Noteboard as a ZIP of markdown files" [1] So it looks like exporting is limited to a single "Noteboard". Without bulk export (better sync) features of all documents, this service is a complete non-started for me. [1] https://docs.supernotes.app/en/articles/3068672-exporting-printing#export-as-markdown https://docs.supernotes.app/en/articles/3068672-exporting-pr...
- fastball 5y agoThe "Noteboard" is just the current view. If you're in the "Home" view that is a collection of all your cards, so exporting from there exports all of your cards in one go. We also have an API[1] that allows you to easily fetch the raw data (as JSON) directly if you want to export Supernotes-specific metadata that is not encapsulated in the Markdown. [1] https://api.supernotes.app/docs/swagger https://api.supernotes.app/docs/swagger