If you’re looking for a powerful and flexible note-taking app, ObsidianMD is a great choice. Here are a few reasons why:
- Markdown Support: Easily format your notes with simple syntax.
- Linked Notes: Build a network of interconnected notes to create your own personal knowledge base.
- Customization: Tailor the app to fit your workflow with a wide range of plugins and themes.
- Local-first Storage: Keep your notes stored locally, giving you full control over your data.
- Community: Join a vibrant community of users who share tips, plugins, and themes.
- Sync: You can sync your notes between devices through their native sync($$), or through community apps.
It’s not European (yet?), but Canadian. Well worth a look. There’s even an Obsidian community here on Lemmy.
Can you share and collaborate on notes/shopping lists across accounts like Google’s Keep Notes?
This is the only thing keeping me (and presumably at least thousands of other people) from switching to another notes app.
I’d be happy to pay for it, even.
You can sync with notes in your cloud. I guess if you set it up in a cloud folder that is shared between users, then multiple people might be able to share notes. I did not try it though.
I am not familiar with Google Keep Notes, so I do not know how that one works.
Edit: wrote “calendar” instead of “notes” for some unknown reason