Used to use Notion. I haven't found any good open source alternatives either. I was using Typora for a while, before Obsidian got better. It was just a tree of

Used to use Notion. I haven't found any good open source alternatives either. I was using Typora for a while, before Obsidian got better. It was just a tree of Markdown files and a _really_ nice Notion-like editor. I had to write https://github.com/Cobertos/notion_export_enhancer https://github.com/Cobertos/notion_export_enhancer to get my data out of notion in an actual nice tree-like structure. I tried Obsidian again recently and their editor caught up to Typora's (and it was faster than the last time I used it). I'm trying to switch to it now, as the tree is more "file-y" than Typora (which removes blind spots for me, as I save PDFs and other stuff in my note tree). I've resorted to writing my own though now. Notion, Typora, and Obsidian are great for one specific type of management (documents, markdown-like), but I think there's a higher level abstractions here.