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Plain Markdown files on disk, huge plugin ecosystem and a more complete mobile app; you lose built-in object types and encrypted sync unless you pay for Obsidian Sync.

More polished editor, web app and mature team features; the trade-off is cloud-only storage that Notion can read, plus weaker offline mode.

Similar object-based model with a smoother onboarding and web app; notes live in Capacities' cloud rather than encrypted on your device.

Open-source, local Markdown outliner with daily journals; better if you want files you can read without the app, weaker for databases and media.

Supertags and AI-powered structure for power users; cloud-based and more expensive, with no local-first or self-hosting option.