I have started using Anytype and I think is an amazing tool with lots of potencial. It really fast scaled up and allowed me to delete many other apps and centralize many things in just one secure and encrypted app. It would be really nice to have something similar integrated with proton. It would be killer for other apps like notion for example.

Good idea, I am however not in favor of Standard Notes becoming an Obsidian. This kind of project would require quite colossal resources from the developers while it is just an app note-taking. Modernize why not, collaborate great idea, but complicate is not useful in my opinion. It's already great to have a privacy-respecting notes application, it's rare in this niche.

From a french proton lover ✌️

It’s good aide, proton Notes

Develop an app for notes, but please make synchronization between devices free, and also open the app on more than one device.

Good ideas

Not sure if Proton and Standard notes can beat Obsidian.

A proton pricing tier including the professional Standard Notes would be great. I second everyone talking about making proton a more holistic productivity suite.

I'd also like to see a Obsidian support like a Plugin such that Obsidian's Sync feature replaced by Proton Drive.

obsidian has an incredible storage system. This makes it quite simple to create a second brain.

Adding a tag system would also be a plus I think.

I'd like to add that if they do modernize Standard Notes, they need to make importing from other applications a better experience. Currently a real hassle to move over from Obsidian and the like.

If this is on the table and the team needs some inspiration, check out Appflowy. I think Standard Notes should continue to focus on notes, like Notesnook with better UI/UX and architecture, but it should integrate well with the existing Proton suite.

because of the design i completely stopped using standardnotes. I hate to, because the security and privacy is really good, but it's so hard to use in daily life.

Proton VPN being broken by carrier targeted based on User SIM card Tunnel Vision Exploit, via DHCP on IOS option 121 can be corrected with double wrapped VPN or VPN with Tor. I have notice some improvement recently not sure who made changes proton VPN or mobile operator, I complained to both, I tested and verified both protonVPN and mullvad were broken on my devices for 6 weeks,

Wish proton would make a notes app for IOS I do not trust and of the others

I Wish proton would make a notes app and an Alarm clock for IOS I do not trust and of the others. Apple notes and Alarm collect to much data!!

I use a mix of Logseq, Asana, and Quarto. The productivity space is crowded, but combining Logseq’s interlinked notes, Asana’s way of visualizing lists of projects and tasks, and Quarto’s ease of publishing beautiful online resources to github or privately to Proton Drive would be an absolute killer combination.

It’s a step in the “write” ;) direction. I’m really after a productivity suite so that I can implement GTD (Getting Things Done - David Allen) with Proton. I currently use a combination of Microsoft and Apple products and really would like to replace them with Proton. I love OneNote, Word and Excel. Then for task and To do’s Apple Calendar and Reminders but with those I have to use GoodTask on my phone as an overlay and it makes it cumbersome.

We need the ability to collaborate with other users like skiff.com had. A whole private productivity workspace where you can create documents / drawings etc whatever and share them with users and publish them to the web with or without password protection.

I think Standard Notes is already attractive and modern looking compared to the apps you listed.

I disagree that real-time collaboration is essential, but I understand the utility, most significantly for couples/families. I do hope they add this.

The idea is just simple, private, notes on all devices. It needs to be picky about what features it adds. Simplicity is key with notes.

I am excited about this personally badly needed product and since it is critical for me, I am wondering it there is an estimated timeframe? - even if it just means setting up a full feature account now in Standard Notes, then migrating to PM it at a later time.

I agree and would like to add Logseq as an example for the engineers from Proton to have a look at, specially regarding inter-note connectivity and compatibility thanks to using standard markdown links.