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owlistic

🦉 Free open-source notetaking app with real-time sync 🔄⚡️🚀

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433
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Last push (UTC)
Sep 16, 2026
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Original README

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🦉 Open-source real-time notetaking & todo app 🔄⚡️🚀

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[!WARNING] Owlistic is still under active development, so you may encounter bugs or breaking changes as we improve.

Features

  • 📒 Notebooks/Notes tree
  • ✏️ Rich (WYSIWYG) editor
  • ✔️ Inline todo items
  • 🔄 Real-time sync
  • 🔑 JWT-based auth
  • 🔒 Role-based access control
  • 🗑 Trash
  • 🌓 Dark/Light mode
  • ⬇️ Import markdown note

Please have a look at the features for details.

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Screens
Home Sidebar Profile Trash
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Notebooks Notes Tasks
Notebooks Screen Notes Screen Tasks Screen

Install

Spin up Owlistic in minutes using your preferred installation method.

Contributing

Owlistic is developed by the community, for the community. We welcome contributions of all kinds - from code improvements to documentation updates. Check out our Contributing Guide to learn how you can help.

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License

GPLv3.0 © 2025 owlistic-notes

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Categories

# event-driven# note-taking# notes# real-time# tasks# todo# dart# flutter# go# golang# knowledge-base# markdown# productivity# self-hosted# task-manager# todo-list# wysiwyg-editor# evernote-alternative# joplin-alternative

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