I’ve been working on building a notes app.
I want it to be the way I envision the perfect app for brainstorming.
Right now, I’m focusing on implementing Markdown support. In the future, I plan to add infinite visual canvases that work like moodboards. Users should be able to add notes, images, videos, links, write text directly on the canvas, and maybe even draw…
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My favorite notes app is appflowy. Maybe you could find some ideas (and code) from them. They use markdown. Markdown is great, but you're right that it's also limiting. Something that you could paste AI outputs into while maintaining the formatting would be ideal.
Looks interesting like an interesting notes app.
It seems like you're able to export the notes as Markdown files, so that's great. Not being locked into the app if you ever wish to switch.
Also, I think they are using an local SQLite database, so they don't store the notes directly in plain-text files (like Obsidian does). But I think it's fine, as it allows for efficient indexing.
