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Futo Notes
22 days ago
- Fast, private, local-first notes available on iOS, Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows with native apps.
- Notes are in plain markdown, avoiding vendor lock-in and ensuring portability across editors.
- Supports offline functionality, cross-platform desktop apps, wikilinks, and syntax that melts away while typing.
- Self-hosting is prioritized with options to use own sync or run an official server for personal network sync.
Show HN: OpenMarkdown – A Markdown editor you and your agent co-edit
8 days ago
- OpenMarkdown is a local-first, feather-light, and fast Markdown editor built for users and their agents.
- It uses a native Rust core, ensuring quick loading times and native performance.
- The editor is AI-free; instead, it runs on the user's existing agent, providing direct integration.
- Files are stored as plain .md files on the user's disk, avoiding databases and lock-in for persistence and portability.
- Agents can interact with files as a wiki, opening the correct file and navigating to specific spots upon user queries.
- Features include agent-assisted highlighting and reworking of selected text, saved directly to the disk.
- Vendor options with varying speeds and SSO support are available at different monthly prices.
- Keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+G and Cmd+P enhance control, allowing prompt access and file navigation without menus.
- Three editing modes (live preview, plain source, clean reading) are cycled with one key, with visible, syntax-colored markers.
- The editor supports collaborative planning with agents, as shown in an example of drafting an auth revamp plan.
- It ensures file integrity by not reformatting text, provides safe defaults like moving deleted files to Trash, and avoids accounts or cloud telemetry.
- The UI is trilingual (Chinese, Japanese, English), with a CLI tool for terminal file opening, and standard Mac shortcuts are supported.
Hologram works. Elixir runs in the browser
13 hours ago
- Hologram is an Elixir full-stack framework that runs Elixir in the browser, enabling local-first apps with offline capability and automatic sync.
- It features JavaScript interop, realtime pub/sub (like Phoenix Channels), client-side error handling, regex support, and AI assistant compatibility.
- Community contributions include porting 150 Erlang functions by 49 contributors, and the framework has been featured in multiple Elixir media outlets.
- Sponsorship from Curiosum and the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation funded four milestones, with three delivered and the fourth finishing; a second round is planned.
- Future roadmap includes built-in local-first data layer, auth, forms, testing toolkit, standalone mode, and eventual support for mobile and desktop from a single codebase.
- Hologram aims to eliminate the need for separate frontend and backend teams by enabling one developer to own the full stack in one language.
- Companies can sponsor via the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation or GitHub Sponsors, with benefits including roadmap influence and direct communication.
- Individual sponsors also support the project, and the author emphasizes that sustainable funding is needed to maintain full-time development.

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Futo Notes

Show HN: OpenMarkdown – A Markdown editor you and your agent co-edit

Hologram works. Elixir runs in the browser