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lemmy.world

I read through the whole site and I still have no idea what this app is for.

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I've been using Trilium for this same use case for the last two years. I don't see anything compelling in this new thing that Trilium doesn't already do.

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We use Notion at work and one thing that worries me is how the hell I'd make a local backup of all the data we're putting on there. If there were a way to import my Notion data into something like this it would make a fantastic solution.

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lemmy.ml

Not really a fair comparison since Anytype has built in sync for free

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I'm not agreeing with "worse version of Obsidian", but Obsidian with Syncthing works great for p2p synchronisation.

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Worse than obsidian if you try and use it like obsidian, sure. But better than obsidian at being a Notion replacement for certain tasks.

Same reason there’s dozens of closed-source note-taking and project management apps. Some have different feature sets and workflows that enable different functionality. One might be great for your specific use-case, another might not. That doesn’t mean the latter doesn’t have any merit, or that it won’t be the perfect solution for someone else who has different needs.

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