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Personally, I'm using the next cloud notes app. It's somewhat limited - essentially just plain text with a bit of markdown support, but the upside is that my da
by nfriedly 5y ago
Personally, I'm using the next cloud notes app. It's somewhat limited - essentially just plain text with a bit of markdown support, but the upside is that my data is stored in plain text files that are easy to backup and/or export if I ever decide to switch to something else.
I'm running it on an unRAID server with nightly backups, but you could just as easily run it from a raspberry pi.
Before next cloud, I was using text files in Dropbox.
My employer just started using notion. It seems fine so far, but I don't see myself switching away from next cloud any time soon.
- 0ldskool 5y agoI basically have the same setup, using nextcloud notes. The notes aren't in plaintext, they are in markdown. Joplin can use nextcloud has a sync backend. There are also other note taking apps that can use nextcloud has the sync backend but in the end I wasn't happy with anything. Going to test drive Obsidian and dendron.so to see how they go.
- nfriedly 5y agoI'm using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.niedermann.owncloud.notes https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.niedermann.... on my phone. It's not super fancy, but it works well. I might try out Joplin sometime, but I'm pretty happy with what I've got.