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this post was submitted on 09 Mar 2026
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I use Notesnook and I'm happy with it. They have a flagship instance with free accounts if you don't want to self-host.
If you want something more lightweight and are up for using syncthing, just a bunch of markdown files synced with syncthing also works. You can encrypt them with your pgp key if you want encryption, but that doesn't encrypt metadata like file names, directory structure, or when files were last edited.
Syncthing has encryption as well. You can have a device be "untrusted" so you put in an encryption password, and data sent to and stored on that device will be encrypted.
Although this does encrypt file (and directory) names, the caveats about folder structure and modification time still apply.