Member-only story
Let’s start with something unrelated to any app this week, but a post that I think will be close to many of our hearts:
I’ve been searching for the perfect app for too long, and I’m exhausted.
I’ve been passionate about notetaking for years, and due to my profession, I absolutely need to keep organized notes. Let me share my dilemma with you, and perhaps we can find a solution together!
I’ve tried: Obsidian: Too clunky, and the interface is terrible. Bear: No Windows support. Apple Notes: Takes forever to log in on Windows. Upnote: Feels insecure, and I can’t export notes in bulk. Google Keep: No export option, and I’m tied to their ecosystem. Logseq: Conceptually doesn’t make sense to me.
So, what do you think? Is there a simple, clean app that allows exporting notes in markdown and integrates seamlessly with both Windows and Apple ecosystems? Hopefully, there’s something I haven’t seen yet.
Any thoughts?
CAPACITIES
- Various Updates
We accidentally included the Calendar integration in the app. We ask you to not use it as it includes critical bugs. It got removed again with this update.
We’re working full steam on the Calendar integration and will release a beta version soon!
In the “Offline & Sync” settings, you can select whether you want to download media files to your device. You have two options:
- Everything: This will download all media files to your device. You’ll be able to access and view these files in Capacities while offline.
- Required only: This will only download media files that are required to display your notes. This means that some images, files, and videos might not be available when offline. This settings saves storage space on your device but limits your offline…
