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Out of curiosity, what encrypted notes app do you use? I’d be interested in a simple notes app with a clean UI, cloud sync, and encryption. I’ve played with cry

by aryik 7y ago

Out of curiosity, what encrypted notes app do you use? I’d be interested in a simple notes app with a clean UI, cloud sync, and encryption. I’ve played with cryptpad [1] a little bit and it’s good, but maybe a little too feature-heavy. It’s closer to google docs. [1] https://cryptpad.fr/ https://cryptpad.fr/

nickthemagicman 7y ago
I'd be interested in this too
asimjalis 7y ago
Vim has an encryption feature. But I can’t sync my notes with my mobile device. An encrypted notes app that can be accessed from a desktop and a mobile device would be nice.
philips 7y ago
I have been using pass[1]. Lots of git hosting providers out there and mobile apps. I just have an alias that runs pass edit journal/$(date '+%Y-%m-%d') And I run the alias when the mood hits me. Then pass git push origin [1] https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/
- topmonk 7y ago
  Also use pass (for passwords). That's a clever hack, thanks.
crehn 7y ago
OneNote
tucif 7y ago
You should probably look into https://standardnotes.org https://standardnotes.org, it was mentioned here a while back. Free editor is quite clean and simple.
- aryik 7y ago
  This looks fantastic, I will definitely check it out. Thank you.
golem14 7y ago
If you know emacs: it works well with gpg mode. The default (~) auto-save won’t work though in this mode.
dangoor 7y ago
For Mac and iOS, DayOne is really nice and supports sync with client side encryption. https://dayoneapp.com https://dayoneapp.com
jborichevskiy 7y ago
1Password by Agilebits. Though the UI is a little clunky for long-form typing the cross-platform sync works well enough.
steve_adams_86 7y ago
It's very barebones, but throwing jrnl (https://jrnl.sh https://jrnl.sh) into a dropbox/[insert synced directory] works well and is very minimal. Encryption is supported. It's also easy to maintain multiple journals, like one for work, one for your personal life, one per project, etc.

by aryik 7y ago

nickthemagicman 7y ago

I'd be interested in this too

asimjalis 7y ago

Vim has an encryption feature. But I can’t sync my notes with my mobile device. An encrypted notes app that can be accessed from a desktop and a mobile device would be nice.

philips 7y ago

I have been using pass[1]. Lots of git hosting providers out there and mobile apps. I just have an alias that runs pass edit journal/$(date '+%Y-%m-%d') And I run the alias when the mood hits me. Then pass git push origin [1] https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/

topmonk 7y ago
Also use pass (for passwords). That's a clever hack, thanks.

crehn 7y ago

OneNote

tucif 7y ago

You should probably look into https://standardnotes.org https://standardnotes.org, it was mentioned here a while back. Free editor is quite clean and simple.

aryik 7y ago
This looks fantastic, I will definitely check it out. Thank you.

golem14 7y ago

If you know emacs: it works well with gpg mode. The default (~) auto-save won’t work though in this mode.

dangoor 7y ago

For Mac and iOS, DayOne is really nice and supports sync with client side encryption. https://dayoneapp.com https://dayoneapp.com

jborichevskiy 7y ago

1Password by Agilebits. Though the UI is a little clunky for long-form typing the cross-platform sync works well enough.

steve_adams_86 7y ago

It's very barebones, but throwing jrnl (https://jrnl.sh https://jrnl.sh) into a dropbox/[insert synced directory] works well and is very minimal. Encryption is supported. It's also easy to maintain multiple journals, like one for work, one for your personal life, one per project, etc.