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Beauty
A calm Markdown notes app for Mac, iPhone and web that keeps plain .md files
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Sanemark
A Markdown language server for keeping notes in your editor, not a notes app
People who keep notes in VS Code, Zed or Neovim get daily notes, link checking and tidy reference links while their files stay plain Markdown that renders on GitHub.
Sanemark is a Rust language server for note-taking in code editors. It moves long inline URLs into reference-style links so paragraphs read cleanly as raw text, links files with ordinary relative paths rather than wiki syntax, and flags broken links with quick fixes. It also formats GFM tables, normalises lists, creates daily notes from a template and inserts dates or file links on @ or /. It uses under 10MB of memory on 400 files. MIT licensed, by Ankit Saini.
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