When it comes to ease in creating notes, image support, and pen support, Onenote is king. What Onenote falls short on is ease in retrieving notes. It lacks previews, thumbnails, indexes, table of contents, nested tags,…
One of Dendron's main innovations is how it handles note namespaces. While most apps with hierarchy separates titles linearly with folders for nesting, Dendron separates note titles among both an x and y axis, along…
Siyuan is what you're looking for. [https://github.com/siyuan-note/siyuan/blob/master/README_en_...] The app itself is in English. It's got a WYSWYG editor with a nice table feature.
Hey all, I've methodically used many of the available notetaking apps in the past year- Dynalist, Roam, Remnote, Obsidian, and Siyuan, on top of several years of using Onenote, Evernote, Trilium, and Joplin. The three…
When it comes to ease in creating notes, image support, and pen support, Onenote is king. What Onenote falls short on is ease in retrieving notes. It lacks previews, thumbnails, indexes, table of contents, nested tags,…
One of Dendron's main innovations is how it handles note namespaces. While most apps with hierarchy separates titles linearly with folders for nesting, Dendron separates note titles among both an x and y axis, along…
Siyuan is what you're looking for. [https://github.com/siyuan-note/siyuan/blob/master/README_en_...] The app itself is in English. It's got a WYSWYG editor with a nice table feature.
Hey all, I've methodically used many of the available notetaking apps in the past year- Dynalist, Roam, Remnote, Obsidian, and Siyuan, on top of several years of using Onenote, Evernote, Trilium, and Joplin. The three…