tamilcas.blogg.se - Evernote onenote or airtable

I just stick to the features that are already present. So writing custom scripts does not look easy to me. The only problem is that their documentation is sparse and not very noob-friendly. There are a lot of inbuilt features and infinitely more possibilities since we can write our own scripts that can do anything from adding UI buttons to creating beautiful graphs. Here’s a screenshot of my Trilium Notes setup: Note versioning is inbuilt and you just need to type away! It has support for math equations, tables, images and we can also embed a PDF in it. Much like Obsidian – which I tried for a single day(it was too much). We can create and link notes to each other.

Should have an export option with standard data formats ( if at all this tool is no longer maintained, I should be able to migrate)īut Trilium has way more features than this.

Should support basic formatting and needs to be better than markdown.

Should have a good deal of customization (I got a lot more than I asked for here).

Must be offline with sync support if at all I need to keep an encrypted backup.

Nonetheless, I found it meeting my requirements: This does have a lot of haters on reddit and elsewhere because of course it’s another Electron JS app. Notion is awesome and still growing and getting better everyday.Īfter I started switching to privacy oriented software, I found Trilium Notes on GitHub. Eventually, I moved to Notion when they made it literally free for everyone and removed the limit on the number of blocks that can be used.

But somehow, Airtable was just not enough compared to Notion. I even tried out their premium plan with all the virtual currency I had earned from referrals. I never really understood where I would use those linked sheets and all. I still use OneNote because of its inking and annotations feature.įor all my other data which included a lot of spreadsheets, Airtable was what I loved, because of the sheer number of ways you could customize it. Later I moved to OneNote and transferred all my data manually. Be it shopping lists, or poetry or diary entries everything went into Evernote.

Evernote used to be my go-to note-taking tool.