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Obsidian is my only choice for note-taking. I've been using it for a long time, writing and managing thousands of notes.

Obsidian's attention to privacy and extensibility make this a powerful second brain for everything from daily tasks to project tracking, with an active community interested in furthering this product

Obsidian literally changed how I make sense of things. Especially now that we're getting automated and rely more and more on AI, it's amazing to have a tool that helps your synapses organize. Love how the ritual of note making becomes a second brain. And the app and it's ecosystem of community plugins are just amazing.

Obsidian is one of the best tools for organizing ideas, and that also works great on mobile and can be synced through iCloud. Did I mention great plugins that work on iOS too?

I'm amazed by the feature set the app offers. The speed is unmatched due to working with local .md files, and the customisability with plugins and JavaScript is phenomenal. I'll definitely get back to this one soon!

Amazing, powerful and completely free tool to organize all your knowledge. You can sync notes between devices for free using Git or Syncthing, or pay 8 USD a month for native sync with end-to-end encryption and support the development of this awesome software.

This is a tool that has been so easy and frictionless to use, that its taken over all my notes and minutes for work, and is open whenever I'm at the computer. Few apps have been as easy to adopt, or as flexible for my specific workflow.

Very useful. Great as a student to have notes synced everywhere and the interface is amazing. Plugins make it even better to use.

Obsidian with its extensibility and plug-ins is an endless set of alternatives for, well, basically anything similar. As long as you can figure out how to get your workflow going. Also totally affordable and valid free use, and hooks into so so many things.

Completely changed how I think about writing. Obsidian plays the role of an extensible IDE and framework which you can configure to work however you want. It is the single most important tool I use day-to-day.