Mark S

Did your favorite reading software disappear overnight (rhymes with Rocket) ? Or maybe your "free" information manager decided to start charging you the equivalent of an automobile payment (rhymes with NeverWrote ) ? Tired of open source solutions that haven't been updated in 3 years or that shut down just when you committed (Omnivore)? Afraid that Google won't keep "Keep"? Take control of your information with TiddlyWiki, the great information manager with the unfortunate name. It works anywhere a browser works. If they still have browsers in the 22nd century, your great-great grand kids will be able to read your diary. Unless you have decided to encrypt it -- which you can do with the click of a button. It's been around for nearly 2 decades and the team is making plans through 2034. Roll your own Roam (tm), chart your garden, reference your own bookmarks, make your own travel list, organize your shopping list, Get Things Done, or entertain yourself not getting things done, carry your notes with you, or encrypt them and slap them on a server, whatever it is you want to do, you can do it with TiddlyWiki and the help of the great tiddlywiki community.