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SlashNote — A Local-First Cross-Platform Markdown Notes App with Git Sync

aftababu Dev.to (EN Zone) 2026-09-12 20:02 5 views

Instead of storing your notes in a proprietary database, SlashNote keeps them as regular .md files on your filesystem. The stack is built around a shared Rust core, with Tauri + React for desktop and Kotlin + Jetpack Compose for Android. ✨ Git-based sync & version history ⚡ Tantivy-powered local search 📝 Markdown editor with slash commands 📊 Mermaid/ELK diagram support 🔄 Windows, Linux, macOS & Android 🔒 Your files stay yours Try it: visited website ⭐ Source code: GitHub repo If you're into Markdown, local-first software, Rust, or developer tooling, give it a try.

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