Notebook – Markdown Notes

The ease of Notes. The freedom of files. Notebook keeps every note as a plain Markdown file, in your own iCloud Drive or any folder you choose. There is no vault to set up and nothing to import: your notes sit right next to the PDFs, photos and documents they belong with, and they stay yours. Obsidian and other Markdown apps open the same files. And it writes like Notes. Headings, bold, lists and checklists look finished as you type, and their Markdown marks show only on the line you're writing. Pictures, PDFs and drawings go right into the note. On the Mac, iPhone and iPad it's an Apple app through and through: widgets, Spotlight, Shortcuts, the share sheet, Apple Pencil and the keyboard shortcuts you know. NEW IN 1.1 • Widgets for a new note, today's to-dos and a note of your choice, and New Note in Control Center • Version history: every earlier version of a note, with what changed marked • Share to Notebook from any app • Import from Apple Notes • To-dos that repeat, and to-dos that don't need a note WRITE • Tables, code, maths and Mermaid diagrams, drawn right in the note • Pictures, PDFs and files in the note, kept in a hidden .assets folder beside it • Drawings with Apple Pencil, a finger, the mouse or the trackpad, and on iPhone and iPad right on PDFs • [[Links]] between notes that keep working when you rename or move them FIND • Search finds words in notes, PDFs, pictures, scans and handwriting, and names from a few letters, typos included • ⌘K finds anything and runs any command, and every note is in Spotlight TO-DOS • Every open checkbox of every note in one list, by when it's due, as in Reminders • Dates, times, places and repeats are written into the note, where other Markdown apps read them too YOUR FOLDERS • iCloud Drive as the Finder shows it, with drag and drop, and Undo for moves, renames and the Trash • Folder symbols and colours, kept where the Finder keeps them PRIVATE • No account, no server, no tracking. Notebook sees only the folders you choose. To look around first, Try Sample Notes on the first screen makes a folder of sample notes. Notebook is free and open source: github.com/lukaskaibel/notebook