Obsidian Avis 10

I just love it. md is so good.

App is full of bug, support sucks. They refused my post on the support forum just because I didn't follow their useless template yet my post had all the information needed. Company is a scam, products are broken and there's no support

I track goals in obsidian. Every sunday I link challenges to progress and it helps me see why I'm stuck. It feels like talking to a smarter version of myself. You deserve 5 out of 5

Good note taking app. Like that you can easily link notes and you can skip doing folder grouping

Nice software to create your very own personal wiki. You have to know markdown and its syntax to be able to use it effectively, but that's easy to learn.

Game changer. I don't usually recommend non-FOSS apps, but Obsidian is probably the best note-taking option out there.

Time and again, the Obsidian team have demonstrated that their vision is in line with the community's

flexible and lightweight

Perfect for coders, great syntax highlighting and great overall features

After trying dozens of note-taking apps, I have finally found home. Obsidian is just so good, it does exactly what I want. And since it's completely customizable, I can always change stuff if my needs change.

I sleep well knowing that all files are stored locally on my devices and that even if all data centers in the world burned down, I'd still have access to them.

It's also great with an active dev community, all building interesting integrations. For example, Obsidian had chatGPT integration long before Notion or any of the competitors.

I learned about Obsidian a few months ago while searching for a productivity program but found something even better: a program to write creatively and connect the knowledge using direct links, similar to how we connect experiences and concepts in our brains.

After studying for a bit how it works, I arrived at the conclusion that it's deeply useful for some specific tasks but there are alternatives for others.

Regarding what I use it for, it is to write my master's degree dissertation, while keeping in mind how all the information is connected and also writing a book about my experiences on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

I would say that it's not a program for everyone, but for the ones that can and will use it, it's amazing at what it does: enabling creative freedom and making connections between information.

I recommend it!