TiddlyWiki - The open source non-linear notebook

TiddlyWiki is a free, open source tool for thought to capture, organize, and share complex information. Use it to take notes, keep your to-do list, outline an essay, or plan a novel. Record every thought that crosses your brain, or build a responsive website.

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Exactly what I'm looking for! How does it compare to Roam Research? Same thing, just free?
I think TiddlyWiki has 90% of Roam's features, but if the missing 10% are crucial to your workflow, you may need to tinker a bit to implement them.
Awesome! Seems like the biggest thing I want is bi-directional linking, which looks like TiddlyWiki has :)
Hmm, I forgot to proof what I stated before about development and themes. So I will show you a little app I made for learning to code simple SVG graphics by hand: is a single page – nothing more than one HTML file residing on a shared webserver. (If it loads slow for you: It’s hosted in central Europe.) Looks different? Yes, because I dropped my own theme on it. "If you only have a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. – If you have TiddlyWiki, you can bolt together a new tool for every problem that comes your way."
I has allowed me to consolidate text & html editing in one place, the browser, to create a interactive novel with images, audio, animation and traditional video game UI.
Thanks for sharing Anne-Laure! Also, wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your newsletter.
Thanks so much, Stephen!
TiddlyWiki has helped me in innumerable ways over the years. Curious, elegant, efficient - I have used it for long-term and short-term projects, private and public. Knowing TiddlyWiki has enriched my life and I recommend it highly.
Congratulations on the launch !
TiddlyWiki? It's my second brain! It has been with me since 2014 when I became interested in the TW5 branch (I had been a user in 2005!). With the help of the community, you can develop your own TW, in your own image. As they say, sky is the limit!
Very need stuff. Especially that Evernote and OneNote died.
Transclusion for starters
Any TiddlyWiki vs Notion vs Evernote articles you would recommend?
I only compared TiddlyWiki to Roam, would love to read such an article if you find one!