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isso-comments.deSelf-hosted Markdown comments with an explicit approval queue
Self-hosted Markdown comments with an explicit approval queue
A self-hosted Markdown notebook with collaboration, search, and note history.
A self-hosted browser notebook that keeps Markdown notes, links, comments, and history together.
Maintain a Markdown-native team wiki with live editing, backlinks, search, and version history.
A self-hosted note library with Markdown, boards, daily notes, and shared workspaces.
Local Markdown notebooks with backlinks, search, and optional self-hosted encrypted sync.
A local Markdown editor for people who want rich text and source files in their own folders.
Parse Markdown into HTML or tokens from JavaScript and the command line.
A local-first Markdown note app with an optional self-hosted encrypted sync server.
Keep task cards as Markdown files in a self-hosted Kanban board.
Maintain a team knowledge base with Markdown editing, collections, search, and public sharing.
An open-source collaborative Markdown editor for notes, diagrams, and presentations.
A native Markdown notebook for Mac, iPhone, and iPad with a one-time mobile-app purchase.
A Markdown writing and notes app with folder and Library modes for Apple devices.
Read local Markdown documentation in a terminal with styled rendering and a file browser.
A free, local-first Markdown notebook for macOS and Windows.
A programmable Markdown knowledge base for personal notes, team knowledge, and documentation.
A privacy-oriented notes app with Markdown import and user-managed cloud-sync options.
A local-first team notebook for real-time collaboration on plain Markdown files.
A lightweight local Markdown knowledge base with tags, search, and a note graph.
A local Markdown notebook that turns notes into links, tasks, and searchable topics.
A local-first Markdown knowledge base with backlinks, graphs, canvas, and Git sync.
Write Markdown notes with tags, links, and mixed text and media on Apple devices.
A desktop workspace for linked Markdown notes, PDFs, and research in local workspaces.