Several knowledge platform application experience
Impression of notes
Language finches
I will (Wolai)
The curtain
| Impression of notes | Language finches | I’ve come to | The curtain | roam research | notion | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-platform client | is | There are | There is no | There are | There is no | There are |
| Mobile app | is | There are | There is no | There are | There is no | There are |
| Web side | is | There are | is | There are | is | There are |
| Data storage location | The cloud | The cloud | The cloud | The cloud | The cloud | The cloud |
| Markdown support | general | Very good | Perfect support | ????? | Part of the support | |
| The bidirectional link | There are | There are | There are | |||
| The import | rich | |||||
| export | Enex format or HTML | It can only be in a specific format | It’s still under development | PDF. word |
- Note application software should be the earliest and have the most extensive platforms, no matter app, webpage or different operating system. Evernote, WIZ and Youdao are all similar. I used wiZ before, but after The introduction of Super Note by Evernote, I felt it was quite suitable. There is a scenario where you can directly put all kinds of documents, audio, pictures and short videos into a note, which is very convenient, but the function of Markdown is very general. These two functions can not be edited in the app, it seems chicken ribs, super notes simple text app can be edited, but once there are tables or pictures, etc., also can not be edited, can only see! But for most people, things like Impression and Wiz are probably the best, and should be available, at least for over 10 years! It’s a huge database, and it’s hard to move around.
- Yuq is a large platform under Ant, with comprehensive functions and a knowledge base, which can import various documents. It is also friendly to Markdown support, but it feels bloated for personal use and more suitable for teams.
- Curtain is a very lightweight application, especially for outline notes, which can be exported to Word and PDF, but the export style is a bit strange, which is why I always need Markdown to record. I have bought a member of the curtain, but there are not many things in it. I am worried that it is a minority cloud platform, and data security should be considered. In addition, once the cloud platform is misoperated, it is difficult to recover. App and full platform support.
- Roam Research is a new web platform, just like a screen, but it has more functions than a screen. The most prominent feature is that you can do bidirectional linking and dot graph memory. It is similar to Roam Research, but it has more powerful functions. I now support multiple formats of audio, images and so on in Evernote. The only concerns are the security of platform data and the fact that the app is not yet available. This platform I came to is very thoughtful enough, lightweight, Markdown support, and can simultaneously insert different files and images, videos, etc., is a great start, worth exploring.
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