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Obsidian is just one note-taking application in plaintext markdown files ultimately. It's easy enough for me and helps me organize my coding and quantum tips on the web. There are many such note-taking apps available of course and the best one, at the end of the day, is just the one which works best for you!
Here are a list of Obsidian alternatives that are similar in knowledge management performance.
Knowledge Management/Organization:
- Notion: the first dynamic note-taking app I used outside of google docs
- Very easy to use, I have several notion pages created already
- this is where I keep my anime list!
- Unlimited storage for .edu accounts!
- Google Docs: the default documentation/notes that most people with a gmail and google workspace use
- Indeed a lot of my notes are in google docs
- Mainly used for journaling my morning pages
- the negative is that it is all controlled by Google
- privacy issues may be a concern
- unlimited storage for public university .edu accounts!
- Apple Notes: the convenient note-taking app for iPhone users
- pretty secure notes for the most part
- can get disorganized though rather quickly
- TiddlyWiki: seems like a great knowledge-base alternative
- A non-linear personal notebook used as a single HTML file in the browser or as a powerful Node.js application
- for topic wikis! or for everything
- HTML5 incorporated and highly customizeable
- can be hosted on TiddlyHost or locally hosted or whichever
- Tiddlywiki can also be hosted on Github Pages solution you would like to use!
- Highly Customizable !
- LogSeq: an Obsidian alternative with many features
- syncs across devices & privacy first
- Typora: a similar MarkDown editor for notes
- no sync option or mobile option
- 14.99$ to use for life.
To-do Lists & Scratchpads:
- Apple Sticky Notes
- Google Keep
- NotePad++
- BBEdit
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