Ditching Obsidian and building my own
a year ago
- #PKMS
- #DIY
- #Note-taking
- The author discusses their journey from using conventional personal knowledge management systems (PKMS) like Obsidian to building their own solution.
- Key concerns with commercial PKMS include privacy, longevity, and the cost of features like multi-device access.
- The author's custom PKMS is built for security, simplicity, and longevity, using open-source tools like Directus.
- Benefits of a custom PKMS include improved memory, deeper engagement with ideas, and control over privacy and data.
- The article encourages readers to consider building their own PKMS, highlighting the ease and benefits of a DIY approach.