Speaking about Notion, are there more developer-focused alternatives? I want to be able to write and sync Markdown. I would love to have something like Obsidian, but at the team level.

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esher 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

An Obsidian vault can be a Git repo. Obsidian recently launched data tables. Consider plugin security (supply chain attacks).

	▲	esperent a day ago \| parent [-]
		I looked into this last year. Obsidian is great but it's really not intended for a team. There's no permissions system, for example. There is a way to create a shared vault, but it's shared entirely or not at all. No way to share a single section or page.

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esperent a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

We're using the Nextcloud Collectives app and it's great. It's like a very simplified version of Notion but where every page is a markdown file. There's also a full permissions/user system inherited from Nextcloud itself.

The only feature I miss from Notion is the ability to publically share a page so that people outside your team can read it. But that's not a big deal.

I guess Obsidian works in a similar way (markdown files) and would have more features, but there's no user permissions system. And it's closed source.

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piokoch 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I use Zettlr. It just manages and indexes bare Mardkown files put on the disk. I keep my notes on Synology and that's all.