I really like the look and feel!

Nice project. People may also want to checkout Tiddlywiki.

Is there a way to follow inline links from a mobile device? Doesn’t seem to work for me in mobile Safari.

I believe that not only you should own your data in plain files, but also you should own the software that opens those files.

So that your files and tools can grow together, fully under your ownership, through the ages.

The app can be easily tweaked for your own needs via an LLM - code is optimized for that.

P.S. And Golang seems to be great fit for this kind of software.

Nice Project, I really like the look!

This made me realize that obsidian is *not* opensource, but in a way obsidian made me feel like it was opensource. Obviously now that I researched it, it is quite obvious that it is not, but still it 'feels' like it should be opensource.

I wouldn't show it as an alternative to Obsidian though. It shares MD files with it and both are supposedly about note taking ("supposedly" is for Obsidian, I haven't tried Files.md yet), but Files.md seems to have its own way of making the users work with their thoughts, notes and knowledge altogether.

When I read "an alternative", I assumed feature-parity and API compatibility. But what I found out was entirely different and much more interesting.

I'll give it a try, thanks for sharing your year-old work!

I'm missing export in https://textbundle.org/ format.

"TextBundle brings convenience back - by bundling the Markdown text and all referenced images into a single file."