Well, TiddlyWiki is a much more general platform than any notetaking app that I know of.
I use it more as a single-file database with an integrated front-end. Data are organized as tiddlers wih fields (if the wiki is about books, I can add fields for author, publication year, rating, and I can have other tiddlers for quotes or my thoughts on the book with other fields) that can be filtered and presented as I want without requiring advanced programming knowledge.
It plays nicely with git, doesn't require a server, can be e-mailed, doesn't require special software to view or edit, easy to share, cross-platform, looks similar on all platforms, can be used for sensitive data (as I can keep it locked down on my harddrive), and will probably work in 20 years.
Have a look at https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM to see what people have used tiddlywiki for.