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What joirnaling/diary app do you use?
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It's not as mature, but AnyType is a nice alternative to Obsidian, and includes 1gb syncing for free, which is generous for text.
It's also open source.
But doesn't store cleartext, does it?
Nope, but it does export to markdown along with the MIT standard protobuf.
ngl this looks very impressive ootb, however, i rely on dataview a lot, basically my entire work orga is done through various datasets integrated directly into my daily journaling. instead of having to keep track of every item i did/got for a project to calculate together at the end, i just throw everything into a dataview table and thats it. yes, there are apps more suited for this but obsidian just does everything i need more than just good enough. thanks for the rec tho, will keep an eye on it. (it's now the 4th obsidian alternative im checking out regularily lmao)