4 ms·
I already migrated from Keep just for this reason. It's ok to make temporary notes there but for long lasting organisation I prefer a different solution
by dreamer7 3y ago
I already migrated from Keep just for this reason. It's ok to make temporary notes there but for long lasting organisation I prefer a different solution
- SSLy 3y agoWhat did you pick?
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoI moved to Logseq (https://logseq.com/ https://logseq.com/). It also better follows my note taking habits. It is usually a single sentence I want to be timestamped and searchable (which is also why I wrote https://github.com/wsw70/dly https://github.com/wsw70/dly to simplify the quick note taking)
- nytesky 3y agoDifferent poster here, but I focus on a file based notes system (mine is on iCloud but any DropBox, Drive, etc would work fine), right no Obsidian and Ai Writer share a folder of my “notes” in an iCloud folder. Keep is good for grocery lists and ephemeral data, but too easy to delete a note and no way to backup — well maybe takeout works for backup.
- abawany 3y agoSame here - after Keep clobbered a meticulous but long note, I imported everything to markdown files that are synced between my devices.
- ptman 3y agohttps://gitjournal.io/ https://gitjournal.io/
- ssnistfajen 3y agoI'm trying to get familiar with Obsidian using a folder synced to a private GitHub repo. The flow and type of notes are kind of different from Keep though, so I may actually just detach temporary knowledge types like grocery lists or activity reminders back into physical notes again.