That combination seems surprisingly hard to find on Android. Markor misses live editing, while Joplin doesn't really fit the plain-folder workflow.
I haven't found a FOSS app that does both well yet. Curious if anyone knows one.
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I think there's something really appealing about being able to open your notes without needing the original app or a specific cloud service. That's a much better kind of "ownership" than just having an export button somewhere.
One thing I've noticed with note apps is that "simple" and "private" seem surprisingly difficult to get together.
A lot of apps are simple but cloud-dependent, while the local-first ones often become much more complicated than what I actually want from a notes app.
I'd honestly take a boring notes app that just does the basics well over another "second brain" system with 50 features.
$5/TB/month actually sounds pretty competitive. I was curious about B2, but it’s currently around $6–7/TB, so it wouldn’t really save you anything on storage alone.
Hetzner Storage Box seems more interesting if you don’t specifically need S3-compatible object storage.