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How does it compare to wikis, eh? Isn't that what they do.

• weberer 4y ago
  That requires setting up a server, which filters out 99% of the population.
• DMell 4y ago
  I’d start with the plugins. It allows for easy integration into my current workflow.
• capableweb 4y ago
  It's basically a wiki but running locally that you can sync with a remote, and based around normal (well, almost "normal") markdown files.
• Vrondi 4y ago
  It's trying to be a wiki without a server. Or at least, that's how it started. It's a note taking app that uses markdown and plain text files. Gives some nice organizational views.
• Erwin 4y ago
  I used TiddlyWiki for a while, but it was too fiddly. E.g. saving to google drive was a hack. Obsidian, at a very low price, gives me a reliable app -- Tiddly wiki, running within the browser, often got slow when I had a few hundred diary entries.