v1.0.0 — Notas que não se perdem

A knowledge base for Markdown vaults that works offline, keeps your notes as plain files, and does not lose them.

1.0 is not a feature release. Everything visible was already in 0.11.0. What changed is that the last three holes in the write path are closed — and in a notes app, 1.0 is mostly a promise about not losing what you wrote.

What made this 1.0

Notes are never written in place. fs.writeFile empties the target file before the new bytes go in, and auto-save opened that window every 800 ms of typing: a crash or a power cut in it left the note truncated or blank. Content now goes to a hidden staging file and a rename replaces the target, which is atomic on NTFS and ext4. The same applies to the flashcard schedule and to the bulk rewrite a rename performs across dozens of notes at once — the riskiest write in the app.

A failed save is said out loud. It used to be swallowed: you kept typing into something that was not reaching the disk. Now it names the note, says the file on disk is still the previous version, and keeps the unsaved mark on.

A crash leaves a trail. Errors in the main process, unhandled rejections and a dead renderer are appended to crash.log in the app's data folder and reported in a dialog. An error the app survived deliberately does not close the window — that would throw away unsaved text over something recoverable.

What is in 1.0

• Writing — CodeMirror 6, split/edit/reading views, auto-save, slash commands, paste an image straight into a note
• Rendering — GFM, Obsidian callouts (nested ones included), Mermaid, KaTeX, ==highlights==, %%private comments%%, YAML frontmatter as a properties strip
• Linking — [[WikiLinks]] with sections, paths, aliases and ![[embeds]]; renaming a note rewrites the links that point at it, after telling you how many; dead links are visibly dead and listed in a diagnostics panel
• Finding — search with tag:, path:, file:, exact phrases, exclusions and regex, and nothing truncated in silence; nested tags with accents; Ctrl+F inside the reading view
• Studying — flashcards written as callouts inside your notes, SM-2 spaced repetition, statistics, and direct .apkg import (media included) with no Anki Desktop
• The rest — daily notes with a calendar, query blocks, your own templates, .pdf / .docx / .epub / .odt, local or remote AI, community plugins, export to HTML and PDF, and an interface in English, Portuguese and Spanish

Your vault is a folder of .md files. Every feature above degrades into ordinary text in any other editor, and the scheduling data stays out of the notes.

Licence

GNU GPL v3 or later.

Downloads

Windows installer, Linux AppImage and .deb below. Nothing is downloaded on first run — the installer carries everything, including the WASM used by the Anki import and the local-AI native modules.

The Windows installer is not code-signed, so SmartScreen will call the publisher unknown: More info → Run anyway.