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very cool!

what acreom gets you is really be able to have your personal context tied together with the team context. Devs use it to handle they day to day, capture standup notes, create their own tasks, and when they work on large feature they can easily link that to the github PR or issue in Jira (soon Linear as well) give it a try, would love to know your feedback!

thanks for reporting, will look into it, more info would be appreciated!

most of the acreom users who switched from obsidian switched over because of the UI, out of the box tasks implementation, integrations (Jira, Github etc.) and many other features which require plugins are do not provide the best experience.

acreom is designed specifically for devs and makes it easy to bring all relevant context in one place, create and track progress on your projects and capture stuff quickly.

open-sourcing is on our roadmap (https://roadmap.acreom.com), when it comes to the data ownership & privacy, acreom is built on technical decisions to deliver both in full fashion.

it's local-first, all your data is stored on your device as regular markdown (no custom md flavor) and works fully offline.

the (optional) sync is free and E2E encrypted.

no worries, we use Vue & Nuxt. Good luck with your project!

there's a similar app made specifically for devs - https://acreom.com

disclaimer: I am the maker of acreom

there's a much better way providing simplicity with full data ownership and real tasks out of the box in daily documents https://acreom.com

Here's a simple way to avoid it, and have your personal knowledge base integrated https://acreom.com/bye-jira

you’re right, disclaimer: I am the founder

not unless these values are provided by technical decisions over policies or promises.

in acreom’s case, you own the software as well as your data and there’s not much we can do about it since we built it that way (local-first, offline with optional sync, e2ee, markdown without any acreom specific formatting)

Check out https://acreom.com, you literally own the software, it's local-first, E2EE, integrated, runs on markdown files, and once you download the app you can keep it forever.

Do you support collecting individual checkbox items into a unified view as well? yes, acreom is pretty flexible when it comes to creating views over your pages, you can create views with pages with tasks and save it with all tasks surfaced.

Would you also consider adding an outline view/toc? already supported!

obsidian is awesome.

I'll go ahead and do a shameless plug for an alternative built with similar philosophy around privacy & data ownership aimed at developers https://acreom.com

try acreom, free e2ee sync that works out of the box with a local-first setup.

this is cool as well as your other side projects :)

more people does not necessarily correlate with higher productivity, quite the opposite in many cases. Larger headcount introduces more meetings, more processes, slower decision making and overall less agile teams.

80% jobs are maybe a fit for a large established orgs while unthinkable for small teams solving hard problems with limited resources.

https://acreom.com | Devrel | Full-time | Remote

acreom is the integrated markdown knowledge base with tasks for developers. Our mission is to build one place you will love using for your dev context, from issues to your knowledge base.

We are looking for someone to help us grow acreom and deliver it to thousands of developers around the world. You are a creative and scientist in one who likes to learn. You like to create content, run growth experiments, learn from outcomes and engage with developers in various places from online communities to conferences.

you can reach me directly at martin at acreom dot com.

https://www.martinantos.com tell me what i haven't thought through.

acreom | DevRel (remote) or Prague (Czechia)

https://acreom.com is a markdown knowledge base with tasks for developers. We're building a delightful and integrated interface developers love using alongside their code editors to organise their work.

We're looking for someone to help us deliver acreom to the hands developers at a global scale :)

reach out to me directly /martin at acreom dot com/ for more info.

a biased recommendation but I'm a maker of https://acreom.com.

It's not open-sourced yet (on our roadmap), but free in a large part, local-first (running on plain text .md files) and designed for quickly capturing stuff as well as accessing. Would love to get your feedback.

take a look at https://acreom.com

considering the nature of this problem is rather philosophical than a technical one, the dichotomy between cooking meth and interests of different demographic groups is not clear at all.

what real use case did you use it for?

did the same but missed tasks and integrations so started working on https://acreom.com during covid. It's dev centric and data ownership focused, would love to get feedback.

Offline/online is first and foremost about data locality and data ownership.

not necessarily if the data is stored in a proprietary format.

there's also D2 https://d2lang.com/tour/intro/ which is worth exploring.

if anyone wants to try out mermaid in their own .md knowledge base we've built a smooth editor experience in https://acreom.com (no account required).

This is great! I'm building a developer-first knowledge base with tasks [1] and getting such experience with tasks is quite difficult. Something we're cracking just now. Great job.

https://acreom.com

acreom is a developer-first knowledge base with tasks.

we're working on sync with Jira that we would love to get some feedback on. We are building it so you won't have to visit Jira again, and will be able to manage your single-player dev workflow in acreom (breaking down issues, tracking progress, knowledge base, documentation etc.)

contact info: martin at acreom dot com.

not yet, but in the plans!

hello HN, after months of beta testing we're excited to launch acreom for mobile!

We are building acreom to be the markdown knowledge base with tasks you will enjoy using as a developer.

Here are some key principles which make acreom different from other .md editors and note taking tools.

At the core of acreom lies its capture-first organise-later interface, allowing you to capture ideas, tasks and issues as well as access your knowledge base quickly. The mobile apps went through 24 iterations in beta to inherit this experience.

Secondly, our goal with acreom is to integrate markdown with tasks really well to make organising and tracking your development work easier. You can use it to capture tech knowledge base, create projects, break down large engineering tasks and track progress.

These interactions are now supported on mobile while you are on the go.

acreom started as a web app side project developed by a few friends. Last year we shipped an electron desktop app to make acreom local-first which we wanted for ourselves. Electron often gets bad rap for it's performance though we have put a considerable amount of effort to make the app fast, responsive and lean especially on large vaults. It turned out to be a great decision for us and allowed us ship faster.

The mobile apps take acreom one step closer to being a local-first software with sync and collaboration.

The mobile apps together with sync and desktop apps are free and acreom is interoperable with other plain text .md editors which makes

it easy to try it out. No account is required and there's no lock-in.

we would love to get your feedback.

try it on: https://acreom.com/mobile

ps. we're also on Product Hunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/acreom-for-mobile