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Keyboard compatible + private + locally stored + markdown => everything that makes software sexy.
I was looking for a note-taking app, I tried Roam and TiddlyWiki, I contemplated Evernote, but I'm getting Notebag and in the end I think I'll stick to it!
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I've been using Notebag since the beta and I love it! Especially the show/hide shortcut and Markdown support.
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Congrats on launch, this looks good!
I'm still waiting on an app this nice-looking to have Vim keybindings. Until then, I gotta stick with vimwiki.
@davidgay Hahah, once you vim you never go back, eh?
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@_pretzelhands Haha that's right man, it's just _too fast_
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After the trial, I gotta say, this is a half-baked product, I can't believe someone is comparing this to Roam Research, and I can't believe it costs 16.99USD to buy it.
@jarodise1 Hi Jarod. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy your experience. If you have more specific feedback please do send me an email at hello@pretzelhands.com - I'd love to hear it.
Looks really neat! I think what really got me is the "Fully keyboard compatible". I love being able to do everything with shortcuts, without having to use my pad/mouse.
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I wish that Notebag simply used .md files in my hard drive instead of encrypting in a segregated folder. Ad I would like good-old fashioned pulldown menus, multiple windows, and so on. I'm sticking with Typora.
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