RedNotebook
A cross-platform diary and journal
RedNotebook is a desktop diary and journal application for Linux, Windows and Mac. It provides a local workspace for writing and organizing personal notes, with entries stored in plain text files so users retain direct ownership of their data. It supports formatted text, hashtag tagging, search, and export to plain text, HTML or LaTeX.
Features include bold, italic and underlined formatting, hashtag insertion, image, file and link attachments, spell check, search-as-you-type, automatic saving, backup to zip archive, word clouds showing common words and tags, and customizable templates. The application is Free Software under the GPL and is translated into more than 30 languages.
RedNotebook is aimed at individuals who want a local, file-based journaling tool on desktop operating systems. It is available as Free Software, with downloads provided for the latest version; no paid editions, trials, or seat-based or usage-based packaging are described.
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