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Comment by loudtieblahblah | Hacker News Reader

let me introduce everyone to StandardNotes

- Fully FOSS

- E2EE

- Multi-platform (web, iOS, Android, Linux, macOS, Win)

- designed for the "longevity" of your notes

- no limit on notes, all core features of the product itself are 100% free

The paid version gives you:

- 2FA

- a long list of extensions, editors and themes

- note version history

Even if you pay 10$/mo, to use images you need to connect to a separate service which I thought was crazy

So I would need to host the standard files server, and also host my own webdav server in addition

I like Joplin and I run a seafile server as the webdav backend

IMHO - if they became an image host it would get in the way of the longevity and portability of their notes themselves.

IMHO, they take the "unix" philosophy of "do one thing and do it well, and interoperate with other things". And i wish more tools operated this way.

It is almost perfect for someone who doesn't want to self-host, but you have to use another commercial service

why am I even paying them, with Joplin I can also sync to Dropbox. And I still have to pay them even if I'm self hosting

I think Joplin is more single purpose since it doesn't focus on the server side, and is just a client

On OSX/iOS, if you don't care about markdown/open-source/self-hosting you should just use Apple Notes

I've been a long time subscriber to SN for all the reasons stated above.

Neat - that looks significantly more interesting.

Too bad it’s not possible to selfhost

It is.

Nice, thanks for sharing