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I also felt this way (jumping from tool to tool) until I found Obsidian, which is just sugar on top of markdown files and normal folders: https://obsidian.md ht
by r2b2 4y ago
I also felt this way (jumping from tool to tool) until I found Obsidian, which is just sugar on top of markdown files and normal folders: https://obsidian.md https://obsidian.md
- crowbahr 4y agoAnother vote for Obsidian. I pay for the app even though I don't have to. Great piece of tech. I really like using it.
- grantc 4y agoSame. Although paying for Sync makes mobile workable. But the combo of the base too, available plugins, and a large, active community combine to be among the best of the various capture tools out there.
- yellow_postit 4y agoI’ve really enjoyed Logseq and found the structure to better match how I think and structure notes. That it has a less rabid community and plug-ins than Obsidian is also a plus imo. Has been great seeing so much iteration in this space. https://logseq.com/ https://logseq.com/
- stoicjumbotron 4y agoThe only missing feature imo is the availability of plugins on the mobile app
- moritz 4y agoOr native Apps without 200 GB chrome browser bloat.
- plagiarist 4y agoThat's the tool I am trying out now. Have you found anything neat that you really like about it? I chose it for the backlinks and because it is not trying to lock me in to a vendor.