I'm looking for a encrypted notes app. It sould save the notes like KeePass, in a encrypted database file. I want decide where to save it. Not automatically in someone's cloud. Does not necessarily need an mobile app.
For Windows and Linux/Debian.
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2The title says open source, but you didn’t add the open-source tag. Before you do, consider if the gratis tag would be more appropriate, as it will attract more answer, especially for Windows.– Mawg says reinstate MonicaOct 4, 2018 at 9:30
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TiddlyWiki is a general purpose single file local web application that can, among other things, be used for note taking.
Files can be encrypted with a password, and it can run on any platform with a modern web browser.
Treeline is also a versatile mini database/outliner application that can save structured data as a password protected xml file.
Cherry Tree can also encrypt a single notes file. Have in mind that while in use, an unencrypted working version is kept in the temp folder, it is eliminated upon closing the document. If the application closed unexpectedly, crashes or force quits an unsecured copy of data may be left behind.
answered Oct 3, 2018 at 18:38
