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What are the suggested alternatives for: - Desktop and mobile (not a web app), with global hotkeys on desktop - Not self-hosted - Fast and functional create/
by happytoexplain 3y ago
What are the suggested alternatives for:
- Desktop and mobile (not a web app), with global hotkeys on desktop
- Not self-hosted
- Fast and functional create/edit/search UX
- Basic organization (tags and/or groups)
- Basic formatting (headers and lists)
- Not drowning in features
Doesn't need to be FOSS, and I'm OK with paying depending on how well it works.
Edit: I could also let go of "not self-hosted" if it opens up a stand-out option.
- jpalomaki 3y agoI moved to Microsoft OneNote. Features are ok, but now I'm a bit worried about the scalability. Putting all notes in single file does not feel the best option and on the other hand I dislike the idea of managing multiple notebooks (and wasting brain cycles thinking how to do the split). I don't have much special requirements, but I really want to have tool where I can easily copy-paste images (mostly screenshots), scale them and write stuff around them.
- layer8 3y agoOneNote would fit that bill. 5 GB cloud storage is free, or $20/year for 100 GB, or $70/year for 1 TB (Microsoft 365, which would also include Office).
- atestu 3y agoI love Drafts, only for mac and iOS however: https://getdrafts.com/ https://getdrafts.com/ Pro version is reasonably priced although I haven't found a need to upgrade.
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoAfter testing many products and writing my own taking note app I settled down with Obsidian. It covers all your requirements and more. Plenty of useful plugins. I even wrote a command line app to quickly add a single line note to the daily note of the day (https://github.com/wsw70/dly https://github.com/wsw70/dly) with ideas how to connect it to fantastic apps such as AutoHotKey
- Andaith 3y agohttps://obsidian.md/ https://obsidian.md/
- stephane-klein 3y agoI suggest https://joplinapp.org/ https://joplinapp.org/