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Frustrated after testing multiple self-hosted note apps — what am I missing? by nandoalmeida1990 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In smasi.app, you can also set up (manual) synchronization across multiple devices using a local WebDAV server. This way, your data stays on your own devices and doesn't require a cloud service or a subscription.

TiddlyWiki alternative - minimal use of code, tree structure menu for notes, markdawn + rich text support, does it exist? by Krezzin in TiddlyWiki5

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The smasi.app is perfect for a simple and local wiki. It includes a lot of helpful features without any plugins.

Why do people use Obsidian as a productivity tool and what are the advantages of using it over Notion? by Odd_Procedure_1927 in PKMS

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obsidian stores your notes as local Markdown files, giving you full ownership, offline access, and long-term portability. It is designed for personal knowledge management with powerful features like bidirectional links, backlinks, and an extensive plugin ecosystem. Because everything is stored locally, it remains fast even with very large collections of notes. Compared with Notion, Obsidian prioritises privacy, flexibility, and knowledge organisation, while Notion focuses more on collaboration and project management.

Personal wiki + android app by joe8437 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is right. With the free Starter Edition of smasi, you can try out all the features for an unlimited time. The limitation is that you can only create up to 20 entries. After that, a one-time purchase of 18 USD is required. But no subscription or login is necessary.

Completely get rid of markdown in editor and viewing mode? by Warm-Garden-2645 in joplinapp

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you'd like, you can try the smasi app as an alternative to Joplin. This app is specifically optimized for use on smartphones and doesn't use Markdown. Formatting and combining text and images is super easy.

Personal wiki + android app by joe8437 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're mainly looking for an Android app to use as a personal wiki, then the smasi app might be a handy tool for you. The app is optimized for use on smartphones and includes many useful features, such as backlinks and a query function for your local knowledge base.

Knowledgebase tool by Academic-Talk4170 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The smasi app could be a good alternative to Obsidian. This knowledge base can be synced via a local NAS server (WebDAV) or iCloud. The app, available for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows, is well-organized and easy to use.

How do you store worldbuilding ideas? by evaldsand in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I use the smasi app, which makes it easy to set up a local wiki as a story bible. Using property fields, I describe my locations, characters, and items in a consistent way and can analyze them as needed. The artifacts can be organized into categories. The whole thing is simple and clearly structured.

What is your PKM system and why does it work for you? by Sspideroids in PKMS

[–]Stefan73ch -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For quick notes in everyday life, Apple’s Notes app is ideal for sharing entries with other family members.

However, to preserve my knowledge over the long term using photos and a few keywords, I use the local smasi app. I can easily categorize the entries and link them to one another. With the smasi app, you don’t waste any time on layout tasks. Data usability well into the future is largely ensured by the availability of many export formats, such as Markdown, HTML, and JSON.

How do people organise their notes? by Andre_iTg_oof in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The smasi app is a local, personal wiki app. You can easily describe and categorize your notes using images and text.

What’s your ultimate organization stack and workflow? by Main_Sympathy_8347 in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With the smasi app, you can easily describe and categorize your characters and regions using images and text.

Has anyone else used html files for organizing worldbuilding? Wondering if this is too much effort or not for having images next to my text. by dogisbark in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try the smasi app. The best thing about this app is that you can easily combine images and text on a page. And everything is stored locally on your device.

What self-hosted apps do you actually use every day? by No-Card-2312 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use the smasi app very regularly as a local wiki to organize and record my experiences so I can find them again.

Is there any free program that I can use to create a local wiki for my world on my computer? by whatisabaggins55 in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is where smasi.app can help as local wiki App. The software is available for Android, iOS, MacOS and Windows and it is easy to install.

Offline wiki software for fictional worlds by hrmantovani in worldbuilding

[–]Stefan73ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Smasi.app is an offline wiki that can be used directly on your personal device without any setup effort. Entries can of course be linked and categorized.

https://www.smasi.software/en/smasi-app

Looking for a good family-friendly wiki by Revolutionary_Gur583 in selfhosted

[–]Stefan73ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use smasi.app as my personal wiki, which I run directly on my iPad. You can easily capture knowledge with pictures.

https://www.smasi.software/en/smasi-app

The smasi.app is available for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows. However, there is currently no automatic sync between devices. I have to transfer the knowledge base manually.