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There are good Notes App (with syncing options): - Standard Notes (OSS, E2E encryption, Allows Sync) - AnyType (OSS, E2E encryption, P2P Syncing, Have opti
by vs4vijay 3y ago
There are good Notes App (with syncing options):
- Standard Notes (OSS, E2E encryption, Allows Sync)
- AnyType (OSS, E2E encryption, P2P Syncing, Have option to host a node yourself)
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If you want to separate Notes App and Syncing, then you could try following combination:
- Obsidian/LogSeq with SyncThing
- Obsidian/LogSeq with Git Sync
- dendron vscode with Git Sync
- flowinho 3y agoOh wow! I did not know about anytype. Thank you for showing me another option. How long has the software been around? What is your personal setup? Do you use it?
- joshxyz 3y agoiirc they went open source the other day on github but it puts me off that you are required to login to use their desktop app. with obsidian i can just open a git cloned repo folder with my notes and i can use it without sign in walls.
- flowinho 3y agoYo I totally thought about using just files in a git repo myself. However I’m reluctant on trusting GitHub with my notes. Maybe is self-host a git repository and use that. Hmm thanks thoughts like these are exactly why I posted this. Also looking into Möbius, which is an iOS implementation of syncthing.
- cpach 3y agoFWIW, the company behind Obsidian also offer a paid sync service.
- happyrock 3y agoHas anyone managed to get LogSeq to sync across Apple devices?