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by tobeagram 4y ago
Note-taking app [1] founder here. This is a question I hear almost every day, and there's a good reason for that. Note-taking is personal. Everyone wants a note-taking app with just the right features for their personal workflow – whet
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by tobeagram 5y ago
Even better, we have a video preview of each feature that you can flick between using the left and right arrow keys – https://supernotes.app/features/notecards
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by tobeagram 5y ago
Tobias here (Co-founder). We will eventually publish the mobile apps on the App Stores, but for testing purposes we've made it subscriber-only as a little thanks for their support. Speed is our foremost priority!
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by tobeagram 5y ago
- React - PostgreSQL - SocketIO - Redis - Python/FastAPI - Nginx That’s the bones of it – Tobias (Co-founder)
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by tobeagram 5y ago
I really like the core idea behind this – an easy way to permanently save & categorising important messages from ephemeral team-based services such as Slack and Teams is an ongoing problem. Breaking information into smaller pieces manag
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Switching from Notion to Markdown Notecards(supernotes.app)
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How Rapid Lateral Flow Tests should be recorded in the UK(linkedin.com)
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Reducing Lateral Flow Test Submission Time From 5 minutes to 5 seconds(twitter.com)
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by tobeagram 5y ago
Haha let me rattle on about my own note-taking setup (or indeed my own Startup) [1]... but no I won't. Instead I'd like to share a little what I've learnt from building a note-taking startup for the past three years with my
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One way road to beer in the UK(onewayroadtobeer.com)
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Google Keep is great for quick to-do lists and ideas. however once you have 100+ notes that it can get quite difficult to organise. This is where Supernotes has an advantage giving users a lot more flexibility, here's just a few differ
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Really happy to hear you like Supernotes. If you lose internet connection, the platform enters a read only mode where you can still search for cards, but you will not be able to make edits / create new ones. Full offline functionality
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Thanks. Really happy to hear that you have been enjoying Supernotes with the Zettelkasten method! Looking forward to sharing more updates with you.
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Thanks, have you tried our mobile web app? It works pretty well, especially if you add it to your home screen. Mobile apps for Supernotes are on the horizon though!
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Thanks! Totally get how frustrating it can be with hosted services. We're trying to do things a bit differently, having an API that's accessible from the start, being able to quickly export all your note-cards in markdown and invo
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by tobeagram 6y ago
We've had quite a few users migrate over from Google Keep! You can colour code your cards on Supernotes as well.
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Of course! The best channels for us have definitely been growing organically through seo-targeted blog posts, productivity communities and comparison sites. Unfortunately more traffic ≠ more subs.
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by tobeagram 6y ago
We take privacy very seriously [1], and respect that your notes are yours. Our business model revolves around power users paying for our product and we will never sell your data to third parties. [1]: https://supernotes.app/
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Right now you can export all your note-cards as a single markdown file, or use our API [1] to cherry pick which data you would like. We are working on more comprehensive front-facing export options at the moment. [1]: https://api
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Bear is a really powerful markdown editor, and we are big fans ourselves. However, you are tied down to the apple ecosystem, and it still relies on files / tags with no hierarchical organisation. Supernotes is entirely web-based and re
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Hey Hacker News, I'm one of the (two) co-founders of Supernotes, a PKM where your knowledge is stored as taggable, linkable and nestable note-cards. A bit like a zettelkasten system for the digital age. We recently did a major overhaul
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Show HN: Supernotes – Embeddable Markdown note-cards(supernotes.app)
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Embeddable Markdown note-cards(supernotes.app)
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Detoxify – Detect Hate Speech and Toxic Comments(github.com)
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by tobeagram 6y ago
Hi everyone, I've been designing this set of iOS 14 icons during my spare time, when I haven't been working on my startup, Supernotes [1]. It started out as a passionate project, where I challenged myself to see how far I could st
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Show HN: I designed a series of squircle-less iOS 14 icons(tobias.so)
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by tobeagram 6y ago
MarkdownShare looks like a pretty neat service, I'm sorry to hear that people took advantage of it! Interesting that you mention a subscription service would more sustainable. I'm actually building a markdown note-taking app [1],
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by tobeagram 6y ago
OpenDyslexic has been around since 2011. Often the best font for dyslexics is one that they are used to reading – switching the fonts is one of the main problems. Apps should generally have the ability to allow for custom fonts so dyslexic
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by tobeagram 6y ago
I completely agree, this would be suited so well for Markdown! Funnily enough I have been wanting to add this feature into a knowledge management app [1] I've been building. There have been so many times where our users have written so