If you ever want to sync your fleeting notes with Obsidian, check out https://fleetingnotes.app ! I created it for this purpose 😊. Source: about 1 year ago
I get a lot of questions asking how I process Fleeting Notes once they land in Obsidian. There are many ways to approach this but here's the best method I found for myself. Source: about 1 year ago
Try Fleeting Notes - Google Keep with wikilinks & Obsidian integration. It sounds like it might fit your needs. That being said, I'm the creator of this app so I'm a bit biased. Source: over 1 year ago
I use git to sync windows and macos but I find the iOS sync gets a bit more confusing. So I use the Fleeting Notes app to sync a couple of notes directly. https://fleetingnotes.app/. Source: over 1 year ago
As I've hinted to, I use it mainly for university. I am a History and Archaeology student an I'm currently in my first masters year. I use Obsidian to take notes in class, make summaries, study the material, annotating books and articles, and everything else that comes with studying. Besides this, I also use Obsidian as my personal journal or diary. I've long been interested in keep some kind of daily log but I... Source: over 1 year ago
This is how I came to create Fleeting Notes a note-taking application that combines the speed of Google Keep with the connections within Obsidian. It’s still a work in progress, but I hope to listen to customer feedback and continue to develop the application to eventually become a one-stop shop to quickly capture and connect notes with the option to extend to other note-taking tools. Source: over 1 year ago
I had the same question myself. This is why I created Fleeting Notes. A way to capture quickly create highlights/annotations and categorize them through wikilinks. Combined with the Fleeting Notes sync Obsidian plugin, notes are seamlessly synced to Obsidian. If you’re interested in seeing how the browser extension works, check out my video showcasing the Fleeting Notes browser extension. Source: over 1 year ago
Feel free to check out the website for more information, and I hope it can help reduce the friction in your knowledge workflow ;). Source: over 1 year ago
Right now, taking notes from Youtube (YT) to Obsidian sucks. To take YT notes, I need to manually copy the timestamp of the video, annotate the video with the correct timestamp, and put all of this in Obsidian. If I don’t keep track of the timestamp, coming back to the video requires me to sift through the video to find where my note is referencing. I don’t like this manual work so I decided to add a better way in... Source: over 1 year ago
I say this with all the respect to the developers of both Obsidian and helper apps, but something like Fleeting Notes shouldn't have to exist. When someone can build a business model out of a missing feature of your product, something is wrong with your roadmap. Source: over 1 year ago
I use fleeting notes, an app to capture short-form notes for Obsidian. It has an Obsidian plugin that makes it easy to sync your notes with Obsidian. Here's a link to the website. https://fleetingnotes.app/. Source: almost 2 years ago
I'm working on Fleeting Notes - an app to take quick notes with hassle-free sync to Obsidian. In order to better tailor my solution, I want to understand how YOU take quick notes into Obsidian and what you do with them afterwards. Source: almost 2 years ago
As of 0.2.0 Fleeting Notes now supports bi-directional sync with Obsidian through the Fleeting Notes Plugin. Notes updated in Fleeting Notes will be synced to Obsidian and vice versa. To enable this functionality, go to the plugin settings and set the sync type to “Two-way sync”. Source: almost 2 years ago
An essential part of connecting notes is to find a note that needs to be connected. But there are many times when I forget I’ve made a link. Thus, I either spend a lot of time finding the relevant note or create a note with a title similar to a note I’ve already made. So, when creating Fleeting Notes (A wiki for quick notes), I felt it was paramount to make finding past notes fast and efficient. Source: almost 2 years ago
Try Fleeting Notes, a scratchpad for connected notes. Source: almost 2 years ago
Fleeting Notes is a scratchpad for connected notes. It’s a solution that fits all the criteria above. It runs on all platforms and supports a plugin that makes it easy to sync your notes to Obsidian. So check it out! I think you’ll like it. :). Source: almost 2 years ago
I love Obsidian and it’s my note-taking application of choice, but it isn’t great for taking quick notes. This is why I created Fleeting Notes a scratchpad for taking quick and connected notes. With this app, I can seamlessly create new notes and build/traverse connections. Source: almost 2 years ago
Fleeting Notes is a lightweight note-taking application for capturing and connecting thoughts. I know that having more connections is better and the friction of writing notes in obsidian prevents me from creating more connections. With Fleeting Notes, I can easily create notes within my browser or phone and have them sync with Obsidian. Source: about 2 years ago
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