keep-it-markdown VS obsidian-todoist-plugin

GOOGLE KEEP - like your usage of TODOIST, but this is my capture tool. I like Tiago Forte's thoughts on capture tools and PARA, so this isn't a todo-list, just a capture of ideas that may become a project or resource later in obsidian. I've chatted with the dev on keep-it-markdown which logs into google and downloads keep notes as markdown, so I don't have to copy/paste into obsidian even - https://github.com/djsudduth/keep-it-markdown

Instructions on use are in the README.md file here - https://github.com/djsudduth/keep-it-markdown

Used Keep It Markdown software https://github.com/djsudduth/keep-it-markdown [I think that's the right one] to export 625 Google Keep Notes via API and convert them to Markdown files. Then imported into those programs.

This was not easy at all. I could not find a simple guide that didn't require any knowledge of coding. After some serious Googling, I found this method 1. Export your notes from Google Takeout 2. Import your notes into UpNote. 3. Highlight all of your notes and export them to Markdown. Unfortunately, you need to sign up for a premium account to do this. I don't plan on continuing to use UpNote, so I opted for the 0.99 USD/month plan which I've already cancelled. To rescue 672 notes, this was worth it for me. 4. Import the Markdown files into your vault.

There is a project called keep-it-markdown which enables keep notes to be converted to markdown using the keep API. The resultant markdown can be used in obsidian, logseq, Joplin or notion. You can also get markdown notes imported into keep https://github.com/djsudduth/keep-it-markdown

For those of you using the kim.py downloader (https://github.com/djsudduth/keep-it-markdown) and having problems with login being rejected all the time, I found a solution for windows that worked for me:

I just looked more at the OP, I thought it stored the audio as well but it looks like not? I'll look more into Google Keep, the Google Takeout thing might be good enough for me in the short term if I can't find a better bulk export but that's super kludgy. keep-it-markdown is all I've found so far that might be better.

I switched to Todoist because the free version does what I want and it's got an excellent plugin - Todoist Sync - https://github.com/jamiebrynes7/obsidian-todoist-plugin

I use both and they work well together. I have a pinned note below the calendar, with the Todoist embed.

Todoist helps me to organize tasks and sub-tasks for my projects and sub-projects, and thanks to Todoist Plugin I can sync Todoist with Obsidian by using an API key.

Maybe this plugin works for you https://github.com/jamiebrynes7/obsidian-todoist-plugin

Right now I'm using Obsidian, with this Todoist plugin, since Todoist can sync with Google Calendar. It shows Todoist tasks in its own window / tab, however its not a text file that I can edit. I can't edit tasks and I can only add them in a separate window.

After that, you can integrate Todoist with Obsidian using the plugin.

The Obsidian integration is a third party development using the Todoist API so that is free as well. It is very simple to use and provides the functionality you’d expect: filtering, completion on click, auto-refresh, etc.

i this todoist plugin https://github.com/jamiebrynes7/obsidian-todoist-plugin it allows you querry todoist tasks in a code block. you could add that to your daily note

You enter your API key to access my product's services in the plugin's settings (similar to how Todoist Obsidian plugin handles it)