I migrated my whole second brain off Notion onto local markdown files,
but as someone who used to sell Notion templates, I just couldn't let go of the kanban and timeline views.
So I built Notion on top of local markdown files.
https://t.co/IBR9PkBjjh
It runs directly on local folders and files.
Think VS Code or Obsidian.
Even the databases — with kanban and calendar views — are stored as plain markdown + YAML.
Standard markdown syntax, with math blocks and images supported.
You can build databases with table, kanban, timeline, and calendar views.
The source of truth is always the markdown + YAML frontmatter files sitting in your local folder.
There was no simple note app I needed.
I do love Notion, but it's no longer a "note" app,
and Obsidian is just too complicated.
I just wanted a clean, local markdown editor with AI on the side,
but couldn't find one.
So I made one.
https://t.co/UqBQC4aR5E