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A privacy-first, offline-capable knowledge management app that stores data locally and syncs peer-to-peer. It combines notes, tasks, databases, and bookmarks into a single workspace.
Why It’s Useful
It offers the flexibility of Notion without sending your data to a central server. The local-first architecture means your notes are always available, even offline.
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