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verumnoslibon Show HN: Wreeto v2 – A simple, open-source workspace to help you focus

Adding this to the roadmap!

verumnoslibon Wreeto – Notes app for minimalist hackers

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verumnoslibon Wreeto – Notes app for minimalist hackers

End to end note encryption is on the roadmap as well as other, hard to find things on similar apps like downloading your notes whenever you'd like. User freedom of choice and privacy of data are first on the list.

verumnoslibon Ask HN: How did you build up your personal knowledge base?

For building a personal knowledge base based on simplicity and having the ability to write notes in markdown format, I choose https://wreeto.com

verumnoslibon Ask HN: How do you share/organize knowledge at work and life?

You can use https://wreeto.com. It's easy to share organised knowledge with a public link.

verumnoslibon Ask HN: How do you share/organize knowledge at work and life?

I use Google Calendar to schedule things to be done.

For note-taking, I use https://wreeto.com.

verumnoslibon Wreeto – a fast, cluttered-free knowledge organisation toolset

There are many pros and cons for each case. Not all people like the headache of setting a self-hosted app on a home server and many others are not capable/don't have the time to do it, maintain it or support it (at this moment, Joplin has ~390 open issues in github).

On the other hand, there's a simplicity focused note-taking service which will let you start taking notes in 20 seconds (that's how long it takes to create an account) in a clean, minimal UI and start sharing them with friends/family/colleagues instantly. No open issues as we speak and support is included! It has a free version too so it won't hurt to try it out :)