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Now there are three "newish" Markdown / PWA / Note apps that I am aware of: - Silverbullet.md (https://silverbullet.md https://silverbullet.md) - Eidos (https

Now there are three "newish" Markdown / PWA / Note apps that I am aware of: - Silverbullet.md (https://silverbullet.md https://silverbullet.md) - Eidos (https://eidos.space/ https://eidos.space/) - and this ofc (https://edna.arslexis.io/ https://edna.arslexis.io/) Is someone aware of more of these? I am liking all of them and they seem to have different perspectives, goals and philosophies. Sadly none of them have a quick capture experience on android that I am satisfied with...

deskr 2y ago
> quick capture experience How would that experience look like? (I think I'm after the same thing!)
- wonger_ 2y ago
  I'm working on quick capture! Just a prototype so far for saving text snippets: https://wonger.dev/posts/in-the-works#gimme-that https://wonger.dev/posts/in-the-works#gimme-that Ideally, note capture is as easy as screenshots. It means removing nonessential menus, decisionmaking, buttons, etc. For example, having the app start with an editor and keyboard open, versus having the app start with a list of existing notes. It may mean gesture shortcuts. For a published app with adjacent ideas, check out Bebop for iOS: https://www.jackcheng.com/bebop-design-dev-process/ https://www.jackcheng.com/bebop-design-dev-process/
smusamashah 2y ago
To me this looks more like Unforget which was shared here a few weeks ago https://unforget.computing-den.com/demo https://unforget.computing-den.com/demo
bobajeff 2y ago
Silverbullet.md looks really good to me. With a few more features it might be able to replace vscode as my note taking app.
mk12345 2y ago
I created https://floatynotes.app https://floatynotes.app a while ago, which might fit your list :). It provides virtual sticky notes, using the new Document Picture-in-Picture API.
- royaltjames 2y ago
  hey this is awesome, thanks for sharing!
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rajatkulk 2y ago
Octarine (https://octarine.app https://octarine.app) Desktop only (Mac currently) though, with windows on the way. Most likely will never have a web version. Source: Me who built it
- dotancohen 2y ago
  What is the tech stack? If Windows support is possible, how about Linux?
  - rajatkulk 2y ago
    Rust with Tauri for the BE and bundling. React with Typescript for the FE. Windows/Linux both are on the way. Have builds ready for both, but need to polish some things, and make the pipeline a bit more streamlined.

deskr 2y ago

> quick capture experience How would that experience look like? (I think I'm after the same thing!)

wonger_ 2y ago
I'm working on quick capture! Just a prototype so far for saving text snippets: https://wonger.dev/posts/in-the-works#gimme-that https://wonger.dev/posts/in-the-works#gimme-that Ideally, note capture is as easy as screenshots. It means removing nonessential menus, decisionmaking, buttons, etc. For example, having the app start with an editor and keyboard open, versus having the app start with a list of existing notes. It may mean gesture shortcuts. For a published app with adjacent ideas, check out Bebop for iOS: https://www.jackcheng.com/bebop-design-dev-process/ https://www.jackcheng.com/bebop-design-dev-process/

smusamashah 2y ago

To me this looks more like Unforget which was shared here a few weeks ago https://unforget.computing-den.com/demo https://unforget.computing-den.com/demo

bobajeff 2y ago

Silverbullet.md looks really good to me. With a few more features it might be able to replace vscode as my note taking app.

mk12345 2y ago

I created https://floatynotes.app https://floatynotes.app a while ago, which might fit your list :). It provides virtual sticky notes, using the new Document Picture-in-Picture API.

royaltjames 2y ago
hey this is awesome, thanks for sharing!

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rajatkulk 2y ago

Octarine (https://octarine.app https://octarine.app) Desktop only (Mac currently) though, with windows on the way. Most likely will never have a web version. Source: Me who built it

dotancohen 2y ago
What is the tech stack? If Windows support is possible, how about Linux?
- rajatkulk 2y ago
  Rust with Tauri for the BE and bundling. React with Typescript for the FE. Windows/Linux both are on the way. Have builds ready for both, but need to polish some things, and make the pipeline a bit more streamlined.