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README.md

notes.kaplon.us

Minimum viable notes app. All notes go into a single, plaintext file. All changes are backed up and synced to multiple clients thanks to websockets, node, and git.

vim mode is strictly enforced highly encouraged (apologies for forcing my keybindings on you):

  • : and ; are swapped
  • jj escapes insert mode / ctrl + c works as well

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A working demo is hosted at notes.kaplon.us. Login with credentials demo/demo. Open a new incognito browser window, log in again, and watch your changes appear in the other window. Complete version history is committed to a separate data repo.

This side-project uses the excellent CodeMirror editor. The experience from a mobile-browser isn't great, but my main use case is within a desktop browser.