Yes, I had a quick play, too, and although it’s not as sophisticated as e.g. Acreom (which also has a “forever free” tier), it’s got – as someone already pointed out – a tiny footprint! Unlike e.g. Tangent, Acreom, Capacities and other rather gorgeous but space-intensive apps such as AnyType.

I like the graph view, too – I tried it out on my Obsidian vault and was quite impressed by the results!

That’s another plus IMHO – you can designate any folder as a “vault”.

NotesHub is worth mentioning again here – another cross-platform app with a tiny, tiny footprint. But no graph view (although excellent kanban support). Single payment, no subscription. Which I hope is the route Octarine is going to take...

Prion wrote:

FYI, the app is not open source, neither is Obsidian. This is not a con
(depending on your viewpoint), as developing an app is an investment and
the dev can do as they see fit.
Good to see that the developer is upfront about this and seems to be
developing a sensible monetisation strategy. Lately lots of shiny tools
have disappeared from view or are in the process of shutting down. Maybe
I am getting old but this has dampened my enthusiasm somewhat.

That said, I was intrigued enough to download and try and although far
from a thorough evaluation so far, I am quite impressed by what I saw.
Excellent near-term roadmap, too. I'll definitely keep an eye on it and
test some more, thanks for the tip!

Any news yet regarding the price of the Pro version?