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Free to download, free to use, free to share, no data collection of any kind, but closed source. A full 1:1 native clone would be too much to build without fun
by UnnoTed 5mo ago
Free to download, free to use, free to share, no data collection of any kind, but closed source.
A full 1:1 native clone would be too much to build without funding. Plugin/theme/api compatibility, canvas, bases, sync, and all the small Obsidian edge cases would make it a much larger project.
Without sponsorship or some sustainable funding model, AI'd focus first on the native markdown editor/vault part: local files, Obsidian-friendly markdown and edit on cursor presence.
- ekjhgkejhgk 5mo agoFree to download, free to use, closed source - for that we already have Obsidian...
- UnnoTed 5mo ago> for that we already have Obsidian... Wasting 300mb ram to show static text, Wordpad does the same in 13mb ram but sadly it lacks markdown support.