Dnote
Simple command-line notebook with multi-device sync
Dnote is an open-source, simple command-line notebook for programmers and terminal users. It captures quick notes without breaking focus and can sync through a self-hostable server.
Key features
- Command-line note capture
- Self-hostable sync server
- Browser extension
- Spaced-repetition digests
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Stays out of the way for developers
- Quick capture from terminal
Trade-offs
- Terminal-first workflow
- Limited rich formatting
Dnote replaces
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