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Selfhosted alternative to google keep/onenote/evernote/goodnotes?

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I’m completely new to selfhosting but see a lot of potential. I wonder if anyone knows a good way to self host a notetaking app? The point is that I need to access my notes on multiple devices so self hosting them could be a nice idea. I currently use google keep and goodnotes but would like to leave those behind…

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perishthethought@lemm.ee
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I use Memos and love it.

https://www.usememos.com/

I connect to it from my desktop at home and from my phone via a WireGuard VPN and it’s everything I need. Worth a look, I think.

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precarious_primes@lemmy.ml
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Memos fits a wide variety of uses and is the first note system that has clicked for me. I use it for quick notes so I don’t forget things, journal-like entries, save for later (like Pocket), shopping lists and other todos.

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rolltidehero@lemmy.world
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Looks great! Does it have handwriting support?

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perishthethought@lemm.ee
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I don’t see anything about that on their site.

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Morethanevil@lemmy.fedifriends.social
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Yeah Memos is great. I use it as a personal journal. It supports great features like Postgres database, tags, filters, S3 for assets, SSO with OIDC. Dev works on more features like referencing notes if I read correctly

Only downside for me is, pictures are always at the end of a note, not inline like in wikis

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