GitJournal alternatives

This app is phenomenal. It's one of my top five Mac apps. Even though when I got it, I thought it was nice to have. Now I've added it, included it in my workflow all day long. I use it as a supplement to the Apple Notes, which I use a ton, but I don't like to use for temporary notes. I don't like my Apple Notes being super cluttered so it can stay more search friendly, And that's what I use Side notes for. Fantastic app.

I’ve been using Inkdrop for over a year now, and it’s become absolutely indispensable to my workflow. It strikes the perfect balance between the simplicity of a lightweight note-taking app and the power of a full-blown Markdown editor. From the moment I launch it, Inkdrop fires up almost instantly—no more waiting around, just me and my notes. The interface is refreshingly clean and non-combative: everything feels intuitive, from organizing folders to toggling between themes. I especially appreciate how unintrusive the UI is—nothing ever gets in the way of writing. On top of that, the plugin ecosystem is fantastic. Whether I need enhanced code highlighting, task lists, or a quick diagram sketcher, there’s always a plugin ready to boost my productivity without slowing me down. All in all, Inkdrop delivers on its promise of speed, simplicity, and power. If you’re looking for a note app that grows with you—from quick jotting to complex, Markdown-heavy documentation—Inkdrop is hands-down one of the best choices out there.