anytype — the everything app
anytype.io
for those who celebrate trust & autonomy.

I’m a little intrigued, but it also seems way overhyped. The website is much too corporate-feeling and buzz-word-y for my taste. However, I’ll also admit I’m interested in any tool that touts end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer tech. What do you all think about it?

  • TheYang@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I think it may be decent, but the homepage is not convincing me.

    I had a tiny little look, and don’t like that I had to log in (although selfhosting seems to be possible since very recently), and then had a weirdly full notebook. It also seems like they don’t save their data in nice little markdown files, but use some custom database-stuff.
    They probably allow exporting into markdown, but I’d prefer it to be stored in a legible format.

    Overall, I had a look, and I’ll stay with logseq + syncthing