A very simple note taking application.
Dependencies
Installation
Ideally you’re using Virtualenv:
pip install notableUsage
notableFeatures
Secure Nothing leaves your computer unless you want it to.
Encrypted Individual notes can be encrypted if you want them to be.
Simple Nothing fancy, it’s just a basic web page.
Standalone Even though it’s a webpage, it has no runtime dependencies on the internet. You can use it on an airplane.
Distributed If you want to share your notes across computers, you can put the sqlite db on Dropbox or the like, nothing to it.
Cross platform It works on Linux and Mac (it’s not been tested on windows).
Keyboard friendly Where possible keyboard shortcuts are available.
1 maintainer
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