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how does the open knowledge format actually work under the hood? curious whether my notes stay portable or if i'd hit lock-in somewhere down the line
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the choice to base it on the open knowledge format is genuinely thoughtful, it shows the team cares about longevity over hype. curious to see how the memo structure holds up for longer notes and linked ideas.
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The OKF format caught my attention since I work with linked data a lot. Gave it a quick spin and the plain text files with metadata are really nice for version control, would love to see tagging support soon.
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Open Knowledge Format is a smart choice for long-term durability. One thing I'd love to see is a quick-capture keyboard shortcut so I can jot down a memo from anywhere without opening the app first.
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I like that you're building around an open knowledge format instead of another note-taking experience.
If AI becomes a native consumer of personal knowledge, open formats feel much more durable than proprietary note silos. That seems like the bigger opportunity.
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Honestly the open knowledge format angle is what sold me, and editing memos feels surprisingly snappy. Wish the sync setup was a bit more obvious for first-time users though.
how does the open knowledge format actually work under the hood? curious whether my notes stay portable or if i'd hit lock-in somewhere down the line
the choice to base it on the open knowledge format is genuinely thoughtful, it shows the team cares about longevity over hype. curious to see how the memo structure holds up for longer notes and linked ideas.
The OKF format caught my attention since I work with linked data a lot. Gave it a quick spin and the plain text files with metadata are really nice for version control, would love to see tagging support soon.
Open Knowledge Format is a smart choice for long-term durability. One thing I'd love to see is a quick-capture keyboard shortcut so I can jot down a memo from anywhere without opening the app first.
I like that you're building around an open knowledge format instead of another note-taking experience.
If AI becomes a native consumer of personal knowledge, open formats feel much more durable than proprietary note silos. That seems like the bigger opportunity.
Honestly the open knowledge format angle is what sold me, and editing memos feels surprisingly snappy. Wish the sync setup was a bit more obvious for first-time users though.