NotesHub: Notes, Kanban Boards

Simple and efficient, they both just work. The dev has answered me some questions in reddit and fixed a problem I had on iOS 15.8 . More over the fact that it works on android and as a web app is superb. Looking forward for the search capabilities.

Edit1: Requested Find option which developer responded to. Thank you for responding. Overall: Simple Note taking app that syncs well. Will need to learn simple syntax for the diagrams, flow charts, tables etc. the best part is it’s free and not subscription/size limit like others. Based on Github

I like the tagging feature for work projects. The reminders help keep my projects on track. Always denote a fully completed project, then copy that Kansan board to apply to your next one. One-time pay for convenience, too!

Having spent far too much time over the years trying out all the various notes/pkm applications only to be disappointed, I finally found the perfect application. NotesHub scratches all the right itches: - Simple one-time pricing - Offline mode - Multi-platform - Git synch (built-in, even from mobile platforms) - Great UI (with support for popular markdown extensions) The support has been great too. I had a small issue and posted my problem in the Reddit sub for the product. The developer quickly replied with suggestions and insights and helped to zoom in on the problem, and even posted a new version to fix the problem the same day. If you are looking to publish your notes as a digital garden, blog or another type of website, markdown files and Git integration make it really easy to use any of the dozens of static website generators. I use use VitePress and was able to get a site published in an hour. I am so grateful to the developer for creating this amazing application. It just works! No fuss, no muss!

This app is criminally underrated. It's unbelievable that an Obsidian competitor of this quality exists for a tiny ONE-TIME cost when everything else is $50-$100 yearly to sync. NotesHub is truly cross-platform, it's on EVERY app store and it's free in the browser. It has all the essential features in a clean modern Ul, and it appears the dev is actively improving it and building on this solid foundation.

Simplicity - super underrated quality with todays apps. Most are full of distraction and clutter toting a bunch of features that you’ll never use. Well this app gives you the freedom of syncing with a private GitHub repo meaning free storage that doesn’t live in your phone or on your limited cloud. The dev responds to issues questions and concerns so quickly. The app works perfectly too. When it first was released, I reported a minor bug and it was fixed before I woke up the very next day. Never had a better experience with support for different apps.

I can’t say enough how useful this has been to me. It’s clean and intuitive UX. Markdown is future proof. Git and iCloud integration are invaluable for collaboration, working off multiple devices, and making sure the data is safe even if my device dies. The kan ban feature is super helpful for getting things done. I use this for work, personal, hobby, and volunteer work. Each with its own folder and all the Kanban boards and documents I need. I suggested a feature and the developer really took time, even reviewing the spec related to the feature I was suggesting, and gave me a lot of really great feedback on it. My advice: Go for it! You won’t regret it 👍

Good app. GitHub integration works well. It’s missing a few features right now which seem to be coming but I don’t see “search” anywhere on the road map.

Lightweight, intuitive, and highly functional. In my experience, it outperforms many other applications I have tried, particularly when it comes to executing the Kanban board and organizing notes in separate folders.

I manage a group of volunteers for a non profit and they recently came to me and said they wanted to start blogging on the website. We use Cloudflare and static pages so this meant integrating into the JAMStack. With the GitHub integration this became possible for the non-technical volunteers. What even better? They can insert pictures and they also upload to GitHub and link properly. Looks right on the website, looks right on this app.