Use the Notenik Scripting module to sort and filter Notes to make different sorts of lists. Use the Notenik Templating module to create Web pages and sites from your Notes, or any other sort of text output you might find useful. For Further Info. See the Introduction available from the Help menu after downloading and launching the app. Notenik0 is a FOSS native Mac app for note taking that I have benefited from tremendously. Latest model macbook pro. It has a few UX quirks to it, but the developer is highly active, responsive and friendly. Apple macbook app store. Its strengths lie in its scripting and templating features (check out the site for more info about them) that turn the app into something like a static site.
Guiding Principle
- “Simple things should be simple; complex things should be possible.”
– Alan Kay, pioneering computer scientist
Notenki
Start Out Simply
- Download and install straight from the Mac App Store.
- No up-front purchase, no in-app purchase, no subscription, no advertising, no registration, no interest in your personal data.
- Create a New Collection of Notes in iCloud and give it a name.
- Enter as many Notes as you would like.
- Use Tags to group your Notes by topic.
- Add an optional Link to a Note to provide a reference to a location on the Web.
Expand a Bit
- Create multiple Collections for different types of Notes, or Notes about different sorts of things.
- Vary the fields used for different sorts of Collections, choosing additional fields from the standard set: for example, add a Date, a Status and a Recurs rule for a “To Do” list.
- Use Markdown to format the body of each Note.
- Use a preferred text editor as an alternate means of editing a Note.
- Use different sort sequences for each Collection.
- Store your Collections wherever you would like.
Explore Advanced Options
- Use wiki-style inter-note links to create a personal knowledge repository (zettelkasten-style).
- Add additional custom fields, giving them whatever names you like.
- Use the Notenik Scripting module to sort and filter Notes to make different sorts of lists.
- Use the Notenik Templating module to create Web pages and sites from your Notes, or any other sort of text output you might find useful.
For Further Info
- See the Introduction available from the Help menu after downloading and launching the app.
- Consult the User Guide to expand your knowledge: either on the website, or by selecting this option from the Help menu within the app.
- Browse the list of Articles available on the website to further explore particular topics of interest.
- See the Scripting Spec and the Template Spec for complete reference info on these two topics.
Correspondence
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Questions? Comments? Improvement suggestions? Feel free to drop me a line.