I’m a little intrigued, but it also seems way overhyped. The website is much too corporate-feeling and buzz-word-y for my taste. However, I’ll also admit I’m interested in any tool that touts end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer tech. What do you all think about it?
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I’m more interested in Affine.pro and AppFlowy that serve the same use case. Both will offer encryption, both FOSS.
There’s also SiYuan (E2EE) which is a FOSS version of Obsidian but it doesn’t ha e the database table feature that AppFlowy and Affine are developing.
Anytype has been hyped for at least 4 years now and I keep waiting for something useable, I think they’re wasting FOSS community energy.
idk, i just use notesnook
Heavy obsidian and joplin user. Im giving it a go to play with. Now that server is avail for selfhost gf is excited about it. Shes a notion fan
I loved Joplin until I realised that your data is stored (locally) unencrypted.
I moved to https://crypt.ee
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