GitJournal

Free plan

What the maker publishes

Analytics and crash reporting

The privacy policy says it collects aggregated anonymous app usage data, uses Sentry for crash reporting, and allows opting out of these services in Settings. source

Backlinks

The homepage describes backlinks as a way to see which notes link to a note. source

Desktop app compatibility

The homepage says its Markdown notes are intended to work with desktop apps including Obsidian, Notable, Foam, and terminal tools. source

Free plan

Yes source

Git sync

The site says GitJournal uses standard SSH and can work with any Git hosting provider. source

Hosting integrations

The homepage names GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and self-hosted Git as examples. source

Import documentation

The docs include a Joplin import guide. source

Integrations

GitHub,GitLab,Gitea,Obsidian,Notable,Foam source

Maker

The About page identifies the maker as Vishesh and says he has contributed to open-source software for over a decade. source

Markdown editing

The homepage says notes are stored in Markdown and can be edited in multiple ways. source

Offline access

Yes source

Open source

The homepage says GitJournal will always be completely open source and invites people to contribute. source

Supported platforms

ios,android,linux,macos source

Pricing flexibility

The pricing page says users who cannot afford Pro can email the maker to work out a suitable plan. source

Privacy

The privacy policy says GitJournal does not collect information about users’ notes and does not collect advertising IDs. source

Product

GitJournal describes itself as a mobile-first Markdown notes app integrated with Git. source

Support

The privacy policy directs privacy questions to [email protected]. source

Wiki links

The homepage says notes can be linked by typing [[Name]]. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.