I did a lot of experimentations with the UX/UI and colors, glad you appreciated the effort :)

Not under app.files.md? What do you think?

You don't need to spin up the server, only in case you want your own infra.

Optional sync is only working with chatbot auth for now, but I'll do something about it.

That was a long journey for me :)

Good luck with your project as well.

It was mostly crafted by hand.

Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.

In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.

So did I, 3 years later :)

Because Safari still doesn't support Local FileSystem API :(

This is hand crafted, for the most part.

I can't live without it :)

Notes, journal, tasks, projects - everything is in there.

Whenever I have a new machine, first thing I do - I open the app =)

I've been growing my knowledge base for many years, with great results.

And you really need all that much to start taking notes.

No techniques, no workflows, just the the simplest setup would do.

"Second Brain", however, brings excitement to people's minds.

But in reality it just doesn't work. It makes great sales, though.

Simplicity started from the domain name.

But Local File System API has limited support in other browsers.

Thanks! I bought it about 3 years ago. Back then, the project was just a chatbot.

But already back then, I kind of had an idea where I want it all to go.

I wanted the simplicity (and 0 cognitive load!) to start right from the domain name! Files in .md - files.md!

> Re storing things on your server, what is the security layer around that?

For the most part I use the project from my Telegram bot. And due to that, it is not possible to do proper E2E.

Will see if people use the chatbot, if not, we can consider E2E.