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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1The 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 Oct 4 '18 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 file browser.
Treeline is also a versatile mini database/outliner application that can save structured data as a password protected 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.
answered Oct 3 '18 at 18:38
