GitJournal
A mobile-first note-taking app that stores Markdown notes in a Git repository for privacy and data portability.
What is GitJournal?
GitJournal is a mobile-first note-taking application that integrates directly with Git repositories. It allows users to write notes in Markdown and store them in a Git repo of their choice, such as GitHub or GitLab, ensuring version control, privacy, and data portability. The app solves the problem of vendor lock-in by giving users full ownership of their notes in a standardized, editable format.
Developers, technical writers, and privacy-conscious users who want a note-taking app that works seamlessly with Git and allows self-hosting. It's ideal for those who value data ownership and want to manage notes alongside code repositories.
Developers choose GitJournal because it combines the simplicity of a mobile note-taking app with the power of Git, offering unparalleled data control, version history, and the ability to sync notes across devices without relying on proprietary cloud services.
Overview
Mobile first Note Taking integrated with Git
Use Cases
Best For
- Developers who want to keep technical notes or documentation in sync with their code repositories
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