Notr

6.0easy start · #16 of 30
in Secure Notes Apps

Notr is ranked #16 of 30 in secure notes apps on The Geeks Club.

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Purpose: Notr is an encrypted command-line note-taking app with a modern terminal interface.
Encryption: The README says each note is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is written to disk.
Key handling: The master password stays on the user's machine, and a PBKDF2-derived key wraps the randomly generated master key used for note encryption.
Sync privacy: The README says sync backends see encrypted SQLite pages.
Sync backends: Built-in backends include a local filesystem backend and a WebDAV backend.
Note management: Users can create, view, edit, move, update, and export notes and notebooks from the command line.
Search: Notr supports case-insensitive search and fuzzy search across notes.
Integrations: The README documents workflows with fzf and a first-party Neovim plugin that uses fzf-lua.
Automation: Users can enable automatic syncing after mutating commands through the autosync configuration option.
Shell support: The README provides completion scripts for Bash, Zsh, and Fish.
Installation: The README gives pipx and pip as installation methods.
Requirements: The project metadata specifies Python 3.9 or later.
License: The repository says Notr is released under the MIT License.
Support: The README directs users to GitHub Issues to report bugs or request features.

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