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This seems like the best place to ask, does anyone have any recommendations for a very simple notes tool that can be easily shared amongst a family or team? Preferably mobile friendly, Even if just in browser.
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That’s my only gripe with obsidian.. I’d like sync between my devices that avoids central servers.
Charging for the sync is their primary revenue model. Zotero is doing the same. I don’t bemoan this approach that basically gives everything local away for free.
I'm not sure how profitable Notion is though.
Obsidian has replaced all (work, home, mobile) note taking solutions everywhere for me. The last want from my side is removing the friction related to editing markdown tables (e.g. multi-line content in cells) - Obsidian has some plugins that makes things better but it is miles behind what, say, confluence wiki offers for tables.
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That’s my only gripe with obsidian.. I’d like sync between my devices that avoids central servers.
Charging for the sync is their primary revenue model. Zotero is doing the same. I don’t bemoan this approach that basically gives everything local away for free.
This seems like the best place to ask, does anyone have any recommendations for a very simple notes tool that can be easily shared amongst a family or team? Preferably mobile friendly, Even if just in browser.
I like Joplin, and the sharing is done via Dropbox or a number of other backends. Have a Dropbox shared folder that everyone has access to, and you can edit notes. Joplin is a great note taker in general, as well, and the mobile app is great.
Just use Notion or Google Drive folder with docs if you don't have too many notes.
Obsidian has replaced all (work, home, mobile) note taking solutions everywhere for me. The last want from my side is removing the friction related to editing markdown tables (e.g. multi-line content in cells) - Obsidian has some plugins that makes things better but it is miles behind what, say, confluence wiki offers for tables.
Is it ok for you to pay 8$ monthly for sync between devices? Or did you use another way of sync or don't use it at all?
Obsidian has replaced all (work, home, mobile) note taking solutions everywhere for me. The last want from my side is removing the friction related to editing markdown tables (e.g. multi-line content in cells) - Obsidian has some plugins that makes things better but it is miles behind what, say, confluence wiki offers for tables.
I found the Obsidian mobile app to be really flaky. Unreliable sync and it didn’t feel at all like a native app (on iOS at least).
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I found the Obsidian mobile app to be really flaky. Unreliable sync and it didn’t feel at all like a native app (on iOS at least).
I'm not an Electron hater but I really want notes apps to feel as responsive as possible.