Vibrato Notes - An Open-Source Note-Taking App That Will Be Hackable Through a Lisp-Like Scripting Language
Take full control of your digital notebook! Vibrato Notes will be a powerful & extensible note-taking application. It will feature a lisp-like scripting language, likely Chicken Scheme, that will allow you to automate anything and add additional functionality to the editor.
Sync Your Notes to the Encrypted Cloud
Notes will be encrypted on the client-side before sent to the cloud. Only YOU will be able to access your notes.
Use both Rich-Text and Markdown
Easily edit your notes using rich-text or markdown and switch between the two formats interchangeably!
Open-Source under the GPL License.
Every component of Vibrato is open-sourced under the GPL license. We support software freedom. Also, 5% of the revenue made from monthly memberships will be donated to other open-source projects.
Support Open-Source Business Models
Vibrato Notes provides a free-to-download-and-use application that earns its revenue from its cloud note-syncing service. Purchasing a membership not only provides you with a seamless note-taking experience on all of your devices but also allows you to support the open development of this app.
About The Author & Project
Hi, everyone! I'm Doug, age 20. I have been using Linux as a desktop since 2016 and have been programming since I was quite young. One thing I have always wanted on Linux was a seamless cross-platform note-taking experience that is both powerful and convenient. There are various options but in all I have had various productivity and usability hindrances. By following Linux-related subreddits for a while I found I was not the only one running into these problems.
Vibrato Notes will be extendable through a Lisp-like scripting language. If you do not prefer Lisp, there will likely be a Python API as well on the desktop.
I decided to start not only Vibrato Notes, but the Open App Library Project as a whole. Its goal will be to create a sustainable open-source software company that is able to create and maintain truly useful applications while being able to support other open-source projects through donations.