That might lead to a bit more friction when just wanting to jot something down real quick, but it will force you to organize your notes right from the start. Instead of going Keep’s way and throwing all of your notes, checklists, and to-do lists into one single home screen, only differentiated by labels and colors, Bundled Notes forces you to order your notes and to-dos in folder-like bundles that you first need to enter before you can interact with them. Web app access and unlimited notes with subscription onlyīundled Notes’ name tells you right away what’s up.Intuitive markdown editor with rich-formatting and no character limit.Sleek and highly customizable interface.Notes and to-dos in one app, complete with reminders.I’ve asked for that here more than once and it doesn’t seem to be something that Devon Technologies plans to do. Other Markdown editors do that – for example, iA Writer.
I would prefer that DevonThink do some Markdown rendering in edit mode – making italics look like italics, highlighting links, making headers and strong text boldface, and so on. That’s one of the things I like about DT. If I mistakenly start a Markdown file and find it needs to be RTF, well, DevonThink makes the conversion easy. My solution is I do not use markdown for those documents instead I use RTF. Like the OP here, I often find I need to paste images into documents, and saving them to an external file and linking in Markdown doesn’t work for me. I am inclined to cut them the benefit of the doubt, and suggest instead that they want to do things with their app that are not possible with plain text documents. I would not accuse them of vendor lockin.
A subtle but important distinction!īear is an excellent application (though it is not one I have personal found a use for). It does, however, use Markdown syntax (or something resembling it). Bear does not use plain text files, therefore it is not Markdown. There are a variety of different flavors of Markdown but what they all have in common is they all use plain text files.
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