FSNotes v5: Notes manager for macOS and iOS – native, open source

• fsnotes

  58 6,107 8.9 Swift

  Notes manager for macOS/iOS

• keep-exporter

  5 90 0.0 Python

  A command line utility to export Google Keep notes to markdown.

If you want to export your Keep notes (and almost all of the metadata and media) into Markdown format, I helped write this tool to accomplish just that:

https://github.com/ndbeals/keep-exporter/

It uses gkeepapi (https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi), and downloads the text content of the notes and the majority of media (some of the annotation stuff doesn't work quite right).

So assuming another app supports markdown import, this would work.

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• gkeepapi

  5 1,475 7.2 Python

  An unofficial client for the Google Keep API.

If you want to export your Keep notes (and almost all of the metadata and media) into Markdown format, I helped write this tool to accomplish just that:

https://github.com/ndbeals/keep-exporter/

It uses gkeepapi (https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi), and downloads the text content of the notes and the majority of media (some of the annotation stuff doesn't work quite right).

So assuming another app supports markdown import, this would work.

• Trilium Notes

  278 25,307 9.7 JavaScript

  Build your personal knowledge base with Trilium Notes

Obsidian really is a great choice if you are looking for Markdown. Windows, Linux, Mac, Android/iOS mobile apps soon. It's polished, fast, and all around a great experience. Flexible inter-note linking (wiki style), visualization, backlink discovery, handles images and embedded documents well. All around a good product.

I'm still looking for something with a cross-platform GUI that I like as much as I liked Obsidian.md - but with the same sort of arbitrarily nested hierarchy and ability to adhoc rearrange my notes like org-mode provides. The Emacs/org-mode level of customization would be nice, too.

Trilium Notes ( https://github.com/zadam/trilium ) was also a good contendor, but not having a text-content-first focus made for some frustrating experiences of data corruption, and testing data export of my initial trial run was messy as a consequence as well.

• orgzly-android

  45 2,635 0.0 Kotlin

  Outliner for taking notes and managing to-do lists

  

And on the Android side, Orgzly http://www.orgzly.com/

I'm finding that syncing between Emacs/org-mode and my phone has been nothing but problems, though. Sync conflicts abound. I'm not sure how much of that is my Emacs config, Syncthing on Android, or Orgzly.

Any ideas on avoiding that? How are you syncing with Beorg?

• keynote-nf

  3 235 9.6 Pascal

  Tabbed notebook with RichText editor, multi-level notes and strong encryption.

• obsidian-git

  85 5,731 8.5 TypeScript

  Backup your Obsidian.md vault with git

There's a Git plugin for Obsidian: https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git

It's not quite out of the box, but installing community plugins is very easy through the settings UI.

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