Also end-to-end encrypted without a central server and using rich text instead of markdown https://collect-app.com/
The 40+MB download tells me this is Electron(?)
I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
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Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#42Does it have code/text block collapse support? I've been looking for an app that can do this for years.
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#43Running a project for three years alone on the side takes a lot of discipline. So often we become 'passionate' about some projects and quickly abandon them once the initial excitement wears off. Congratulations to the author! Eerily, I have also been building a Markdown note-taking app alone for 2 years [0]. It is also e2e encrypted, but compared to Inkdrop, needs more work on the UI. But it works perfectly as a CLI.…
MacOS only.
SavedYouAClick :)
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#44App looks promising, but is there a way for it to not convert tabs into spaces automatically?
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#45If this is aimed at developers, why would they want to use it over their existing editor? I use VSCode and I write markdown in it all the time. A lot of other common editors also have support for it. Why would I want to use a seperate tool?
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#46Is there a way to not have the cloud features and use dropbox/icloud for syncing instead?
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#47Just signed up for a Standard Notes subscription today. How does this compare? Seems they are both e2e encrypted with Markdown and code highlighting. Standard notes also has rich text and todo list plugins.
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#48Running a project for three years alone on the side takes a lot of discipline. So often we become 'passionate' about some projects and quickly abandon them once the initial excitement wears off. Congratulations to the author! Eerily, I have also been building a Markdown note-taking app alone for 2 years [0]. It is also e2e encrypted, but compared to Inkdrop, needs more work on the UI. But it works perfectly as a CLI.…
MacOS only. SavedYouAClick :)
It works on linux too -- I just downloaded it to test it out.
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#49FYI, a notetaker without inline images is a nogo for me. I need illustrations and screenshots with my notes. i'm happy to host the images externally.
Re: I've been building a Markdown note-taking app for 3 years
#50It looks good, and I like your pricing model more than the Standard Notes one (I don't want to drop $149 at once on a web app, but the 75% discount for doing so makes the monthly price seem way too expensive). Two things that stop me pulling the trigger:
1. I need a web app. I want to be able to call up my notes from a computer, anywhere, without installing anything.
2. A 60 day trial seems like the wrong way to test a note taking app - it makes me feel like you're going to hold my data hostage unless I migrate away within that timescale. A much smaller (5-10MB) quota with no time limit would allow me to test it properly, and it's already a part of my workflow by the time I hit the limitations of the free account, so I'm more likely to actually upgrade.