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Yup. Though the UI is pretty customizable. My initial (and even now) aim with GitJournal was to satisfy 2 of my needs - A good journalling app where I have con
by vhanda 4y ago
Yup. Though the UI is pretty customizable.
My initial (and even now) aim with GitJournal was to satisfy 2 of my needs - A good journalling app where I have control of my data. I used to use Journey [0], but they kept adding more and more cruft, and having to export my data + relying on Google wasn't something I liked. The other is Google Keep. I still have a long way to go to get their level of usability though. Things just feel so much nicer in Google Keep.
Now, since I've been using Obsidian more, I'm starting to incorporate more features from it. So UI is a mix of all 3.
I just noticed that the screenshot carousel in the website is broken.
- [0] https://journey.cloud/ https://journey.cloud/
- mtremsal 4y agoObsidian on desktop and GitJournal on mobile (android then iOS) has been a winning combination for me! Thank you for developing this app and for being so responsive to support requests Vishesh! One small discrepancy between the 2 products is that GitJournal handles the file’s title as both the filename and an h1 inside it, while Obsidian doesn’t sync both by default IIRC. I’m using an obsidian plugin to keep them in sync (i.e. overwrite one when the other changes). I think GitJournal has the correct default behavior but with how popular obsidian is, a setting to behave like obsidian might be useful. My 2 cents.