I’m test-driving Obsidian, Notebooks, and Craft as potential respositories for language-learning materials, and especially, linked notes. One thing I like about Obsidian and Notebooks (as well as Devonthink, which I use extensively for other purposes) is that 1) I know where my stuff is and 2) my stuff is either on a drive under my control or in my Dropbox account.
However I can’t quite figure out where my Craft documents are stored. Per the documentation Craft “always stores all your documents on your device as well,” but I haven’t been able to sort out where. (I’ve only used the Mac version so far.)
Can anyone tell me where to find my Craft documents?
I have to admit that I’m not wild about Craft’s storage limits (10gb for the paid version) given that I have have many, many terabytes of storage available to me elsewhere … but I’d like to give it a fair test anyway.
Thanks for the link. If the offline spaces feature materializes as described, the app will be much more attractive. I don’t think I’d use it as a full-fledged document repository (that’s what Devonthink is for) but it might be a good choice for media-heavy notes.
« Obsidian compatible » seems a bit of a stretch: there certainly won’t be any interoperability between the Obsidian specifics of Markdown and Craft’s data format.
Still, I always applaud the ability to own your data, and that might make it possible to roll your own E2EE solution.
Craft’s implementation of Markdown appears to be pretty limited. I tried importing an Obsidian note containing a Markdown table and the result was not pretty. (And, if there’s a way of creating a table in Craft, I haven’t stumbled across it yet.)
