Inkdrop

Takuya Matsuyama

About this app

NOTE: To use this app, make sure you have an account registered on the Inkdrop website.

## Effortlessly Organize and Simplify Your Markdown Notes

Inkdrop enables you to write in user-friendly, GitHub-flavored Markdown, complete with inline code syntax highlighting support. Unleash your creativity and transform your ideas into beautifully formatted notes!

## Streamline Your Thoughts & Boost Productivity

Experience a seamless, low-friction note-taking workflow, empowering you to accomplish more in less time. With Inkdrop's effortless organization, you can focus on what truly matters: creating your best work.

## Access Your Notes Anytime, Anywhere, Securely

Inkdrop quickly synchronizes your notes across multiple devices, ensuring you always have access to your most important thoughts. With end-to-end encryption, your notes remain secure and confidential. Plus, you can read and write even while offline, thanks to local data storage within the app.

Terms of use: https://docs.inkdrop.app/terms

Ratings and reviews

The experience is sufficient and functional, but it does need some more polish. I can't seem to put away my keyboard while viewing a note as the app will just request it to pop up again. For some nice and quick improvements, I think including an option for a black splash screen would be nice and it would be great to have the option to open specific notes or notebooks in view mode first. It would be very helpful for grocery or shopping lists, chores and recipes.

Almost perfect. The desktop version is great. However, the mobile version (at least on Android) is super slow to sync and to load recently imported notes in HTML. Even after several minutes, if I want to make any modifications to the recent imported note (now converted to Markdown), it takes ages to modify anything and the cursor in the editor mode jumps from one place to the middle or the end of note. This is quite annoying. Also, the imported HTML notes don't keep several elements.

The best markdown editor for note taking and ideation. I have yet to find a better more elegant solution. Helped me keep track of ephemeral thoughts throughout my engineering career. Helps me stay in the flow without losing track of that sudden tangential epiphany. It seamlessly works across platforms with aesthetic and functional consistency. I flip between backend and client-side on Mac OS, Linux while using mobile when travelling. Less context switching & vim keybindings = happy nvim user.

What's new

## Improvements
- feat(sidebar): Add transitions to sidebar notebook menu

## Bugfixes
- fix(sidebar): display last sync error
- fix(android): Sidebar menu randomly not displayed on some Android devices
- fix(editor): Image widgets not shown on long notes
- fix(search): Do not move focus to the search bar when pressing the clear button