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So, without clicking, what does this app do? What is it?

• wohfab 4y ago
  (Advanced) note taking, often used in the Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) & "Second Brain" community.
• nfd 4y ago
  In brief, an extensible, syncable tool for making lightweight personal Markdown wikis. Emphasis on being very smooth and stylish. Emphasizes giving you a lot of tools that can suit a lot of writing/note taking workflows. If I were to need to start writing a book this week, this is probably where I'd organize the research and composition.
• njsubedi 4y ago
  It’s a note-taking application like Evernote but open source. Has native apps. You can sync using a self-hosted sever easily. Works great on mobile too. Update: Oops. I always thought it was Open Source. I started using it after learning about it a HN thread some time ago. Downloaded and started using and it worked so good I didn’t have to look back about it.
  • nickspacek 4y ago
    > You can sync using a self-hosted server easily Do you mean using a third-party sync application (Syncthing for example)? All I could find is a feature request: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/self-hosted-sync-server/20975/13 https://forum.obsidian.md/t/self-hosted-sync-server/20975/13
  • joethei 4y ago
    Common misconception, but Obsidian itself is not open source
  • KitchenParticle 4y ago
    It's NOT open source
• kepano 4y ago
  It's a note-taking app that emphasizes non-linear writing. You can use it as a journal, personal wiki, knowledge base, task management, or just a Markdown text editor. There are hundreds of plugins that make it easy to tailor the app to your needs. It's also focused on privacy and future-proofing your notes. All your data is stored locally in a folder of plain text files.