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The shared markdown files between human and agent notes is a nice touch — no proprietary format lock-in, and agents can just read the files directly. Does it handle conflicts when both the user and an agent edit the same note at the same time?
The shared markdown files between human and agent notes is a nice touch — no proprietary format lock-in, and agents can just read the files directly. Does it handle conflicts when both the user and an agent edit the same note at the same time?
I feel like there's not enough content on the landing page to help me understand why I need yet another notetaking app. The burden of proof is high given how many of these there are.
Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
Obsidian exists. It is more feature rich and mature.
You could at least read the tagline or something, before leaving low-effort comments. Im a big fan of Obsidian, use it every day, but if Im looking for something "backed by Markdown and HTML" then obviously its not even an alternative...
I’ve been waiting for an app like this to be developed! .md files can be opened from Finder! The tree file view is just like I’m used to with Obsidian! Frontmatter support! There’s even an editor toolbar. Almost everything on my wishlist for a Markdown editor, except for Mermaid rendering. Since this project uses such good agentic engineering practices, I was able to use Claude Code to add support for Mermaid diagram…
Do you mean "good code" and "good documentation"?
can we have a moratorium on notetaking apps?
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Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
It can be the language they prefer. Why would someone spend money to create software in some language for the sake of having an LLM generate it
Is efficiency not important in 2026?
I really like it as I run a webdav service and can read/write and sync notes between multiple Mac desktops and Android. Encrypted while I am at it.
Markdown native.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
Between being criticised for too much LLLM and not enough, the developers can't win can they?
I feel like there's not enough content on the landing page to help me understand why I need yet another notetaking app. The burden of proof is high given how many of these there are.
Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?