Dnote

What Dnote is

Dnote is a free, open-source terminal notebook for storing commands, snippets, and insights and retrieving them with full-text search. It centers on a command-line interface; the maker says the web note-taking interface has been removed. Notes are grouped into books, which Dnote creates when you add the first note. The CLI uses the text editor configured on your system, including terminal and graphical editors. Notebook data is held in a local SQLite database, while configuration and data paths follow the XDG Base Directory convention. If you want to sync across devices, you can optionally run its self-hosted server. That server provides a REST API for notes and books, accessible from any HTTP client; the CLI also accepts piped input from standard input. The server can run with Docker Compose, Docker, or as a standalone binary. Dnote is licensed under Apache License 2.0. Its maker says end-to-end encryption was removed to restore web full-text search, notes embedded in emails, and password recovery.