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Stars and mentions · Last 30 days, Oct 5 – Nov 3
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- useStateMachineBest: 3rd by stars, 515 stars001
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Mentions
notesd 1.0: self-hosted notes with native mobile apps (now with spaces, multi-user, and an offline web app / PWA ) A while back I posted about notesd, a notes app that isn't trying to be a second brain. The response was much bigger than I expected, so thank you. A lot of what's in this release came from your comments. It's still the same idea: one server binary with SQLite inside, offline-first Android and iOS apps, tags, full-text search, and locked (end-to-end encrypted) notes. cassiozen/notesd What's new: - Spaces: keep separate contexts like Work and Personal apart, each with its own notes and tags. - Multiple accounts: host a few people (family, friends) on one server. Each account gets its own database. - Markdown mirror: --mirror-dir keeps a folder of .md files updated as you write, one folder per space. Point Syncthing, git or your backups at it. Your notes are never locked in. - Offline web app: install it as an app, and it keeps a full copy of your notes in the browser, so it opens and saves edits with no connection. - Docs site: notesd.app Feedback welcome and appreciated, as before.
Self-hosted Notes with native mobile apps I couldn't find a self-hosted "simple" notes app, so I made one: cassiozen/notesd What I mean by "simple": Not a second-brain, multi-object record system; It's not Notion/Obsidian. What it is: - Single-binary server + offline-first Android and iOS apps; - organization via tags; - full-text search; - encrypted/locked notes.