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neutriNote - the original extensible Markdown + Math note app. Non-commerical. No lock-ins. Only 3 MB footprint.
Obsidian is pretty good. It’s just markdown files on disk. Syncing can be had through Dropbox or their Obsidian Sync subscription (which supports end-to-end encryption).
I personally use Notesnook, sounds to me like what you'd need.
I use Joplin, it uses Markdown, notes are stored locally (you can also use the cloud), and notes can be exported to other formats
Nextcloud operates on the model you describe. Notes are regular files, and sync to the mobile device, desktop, or are edited in a browser. Nextcloud is not a service, rather self-hosted software product. I'm not sure how good availability is at this time for purchasing single accounts from a service provider. Doing so is intended as a possibility, but may not have become well established, and has not been the focus so far.
my choice is https://github.com/appml/neutrinote
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