Nota overview

Nota is a beautiful and easy to use writing app that's also powerful and efficient. Its simple design enables a wide range of uses: from notes and wikis, to static blogs and websites, to articles and books. It works with local Markdown files to keep your data completely in your control.

What’s new in version 0.24.1

Updated on Mar 29 2021

Version 0.24.1:

Backlinks. Notes (files) that have backlinks (other notes linking to them) now show with a subtle indication at the top (above the title) that shows the number of backlinks. You can click on this indication or press ⇧⌘B to see which notes link to the current note or jump to any one of them.
Easier to Read Search Results. Search results (Go → Search or ⇧⌘F) now show more context which should make it easier to see if a given match is what you are looking for.
Basic Extensibility. Experimental. We added a couple of simple ways to extend Nota. We call them "paste hook" and "custom commands". With "paste hook", you can "hook" into the paste event of Nota and modify pasted text, and with "custom commands", you can add commands to Nota and access them from the Command Palette (⇧⌘P). You can learn more about them in the docs for paste hook and custom commands.
UI Improvements. We polished the UI across the board: from the file manager, to the quick dialogs, to the welcome screen. The wiki-link completions dialog and the File → Switch Workspace dialog (⌃R) now show items on two lines