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What's your non-locked-in, open source solution for note-taking that's zero dollars annually (as opposed to $129.99)?
by CrimsonCape 3y ago
What's your non-locked-in, open source solution for note-taking that's zero dollars annually (as opposed to $129.99)?
- java-man 3y agoStandard Notes [0]. [0] https://standardnotes.com/ https://standardnotes.com/
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- sperr11 3y agoStandard Notes has a free tier with end-to-end encryption, offline notes access, 2FA and password protected notes. Best part for me is the ability to use a custom editor instead of the default ones.
- gaws 3y ago> Best part for me is the ability to use a custom editor instead of the default ones. How does that work?
- riffic 3y agoobsidian isn't open source but it's fantastic; standard notes has some issues that put it in the "do not recommend" category for me. more recs that put SN to shame: logseq, dendron, foam
- gaws 3y ago> standard notes has some issues that put it in the "do not recommend" category for me. Like what?
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- gentleman11 3y agoJoplin is quite good as well
- tapoxi 3y agohttps://joplinapp.org/ https://joplinapp.org/ Open source, uses Markdown, mobile apps, can sync with E2EE multiple ways. They also have a sync service you can pay for, but it's cheap and you can run it yourself if you want. I'm paying $25/yr for syncing.
- sureglymop 3y agoThe iCalendar-standard (RFC-5545). CalDav supports VEVENT, VTODO and VJOURNAL (journal and note entries). Personally I use the jtxboard Android app and use DavX5 to sync to my Nextcloud server. Why do I use this? It's reliable and syncs well. All my contacts, calendars etc have been synced with CalDav for years reliably and easily without needing a proprietary solution like ms outlook.
- bro_thebro 3y agoLogseq.com may be worth considering. It's open source and free. No built in syncing on multiple devices, but, "syncing" via git to an online repo works sufficiently well.