NotePlan 3 - Native (Mac & iOS) note-taking based on local Markdown files

@luca_feser Yes, through your Mac's or iOS system preference "Internet Accounts". NotePlan doesn't establish a direct connection, but works through the accounts you added to your iCloud.

@jozeran That would be tricky. There are some tools on the internet if you search for "Apple Notes to Markdown", but it's not so straightforward, because Apple doesn't save the notes very conveniently. However, this can't happen to you with NotePlan ;). Everything is saved in plain markdown files. Basically, with any app, if you get the data out as text files, you are good to go. Maybe try this:https://medium.com/macoclock/exp...

@metzgereduard They imported well into NotePlan 3 but I only see a grey square box where each embedded image was. I also added the corresponding images folder that was exported but no luck. Anything I can do?

@jozeran Oh, wow, I didn't expect that! Yes, you can save the image in a folder on the same level as the note with following name: "[note filename]_attachments", then the markdown text file would have a link to that image, just use the name of the image. No paths needed in there, for example "". Full example: The note filename is "my note.txt" and the image is called "some image.png". Then the image has to be in "my note_attachments/some image.png" and in the note (open with TextEdit for example) it should have a link in the form of "". This should work. Let me know if you need help.

@metzgereduard I was only able to get this to work by putting the images in a folder named the same as the note, not at the same level and using the "_attachments" suffix. While it did work, I now have the folder name visible on the left rail of NotePlan 3 and so if I create folders for every note with images, I'll have an unreasonably lengthy left rail that'll probably make navigation between notes impossible. Maybe consider a way to designate a common images folder for all note attachments rather than relaying solely on the note name as its folder? Or a way to at least hide these attachments folder from the left pane?

@jozeran The _attachment folders are normally hidden. NotePlan doesn't load them. If you add an image directly through NotePlan you shouldn't see them. Maybe try restarting NotePlan?

@silop Thanks! :)