I use Joplin too, and export my notes to https://notes.stavros.io. If you want a site like that from your notes, you can use the script I wrote:

https://gitlab.com/stavros/notes/

It's a bit ad-hoc, but it works well.

+1. I remember checking out Standard Notes and their longevity mission is very positive. They seem to have a solid product, but their approach just doesn't click for me.

Been using Joplin for a couple years. It's one of those few open-source apps that managed to find a golden ratio of functionality but still to the point, a coherent pleasant experience across desktop and mobile.

Missing a basic collab or note sharing functionality though. It's all open formats and that, sure one could hack around it, but more in the spirit of mutual access to encrypted notebooks for example.

Exactly this. Joplin kinda blows the competition out of the water in every aspect.

The sync works flawlessly and this is one of the strongest features it has.

I set it up using WebDAV and never ever had to worry about it working.

You can load a custom extension repo, and get access to all of the extensions for free - https://github.com/kylejbrk/standard-notes-open-extended

As a second data point, I've been using Standard for a little over a year now, and haven't had any syncing issues. Maybe I've been lucky, or maybe it's gotten better than it used to be.

After many years with google keep, evernote, standard notes, simplenote, org mode, plain files in git etc. I finally found joplin and couldn't be happier.

Another happy user here :-)

I use it with NextCloud sync to a Heztner NextCloud instance. Data is all mine, they can even be E2E-encrypted if I want.

Now a healthy plugin ecosystem is forming as well.

I've already sent some money once or twice and I am actively looking for places where I can contribute code as well.

Recommending others consider that as well.

Yup. I switched from evernote which was syncing poorly to Joplin and it's been great. Writing ~daily notes for over 2 years between ~three devices and it's had a problem exactly once due to onedrive changing their APIs out from under Joplin

I wish more apps used git as a sync option. GitJournal is a great client for Android phones and then any editor on desktop platform works fine (plain text or markdown notes). I use it with vs code and Dendron.