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The timestamp on each line gets recorded when return is entered. Is there a way to record the timestamp on when the line started instead? Maybe make it configurable?
Nice job! Just noticed—when an item is edited, the edited timestamp isn’t being captured.
This is probably intentional -- if you want to fix a typo or make something clearer that you've already captured you likely want to preserve the original timestamp? If you want an entry timestamped to your current time, you can make a new entry.
I really don't get how this can't be emulated with the F5 key, or something like Sublime Text's InsertDate package, or a text expansion software. What does this note taking provide that's any different?
Obsidian/SublimeText users are probably not the target audience for this :)
This is really sleek. I like the focus on minimalism since what I often need is a simple interface to take down quick notes, thoughts, and ideas. Any plans to offer a self-hosted version?
Oh yes, journaling. Without accounts, and no export. I can't live without my weekly timestamped notes. org-journal does that for the emacs brethren.
The Terms and Privacy Policy links at the bottom don't go anywhere.
Nice work! Is it possible to hide the seconds? Btw, F5 in Notepad inserts a time stamp.
Love this, an option to export the note as a txt file would be amazing.
Love this, an option to export the note as a txt file would be amazing.
I agree; being able to export is super important for keeping records, and it's definitely my top request. Having a local app instead of a web app would be great too.
Might be mild autism or some other mental condition, but I'm obsessive about timestamping everything. In my defense, it is useful when you want to refer back to it! Looks like a great little app