#3
Obsidian
4M+ users. Local Markdown files. No lock-in. 1,800+ plugins. No VC funding.
Obsidian stores notes as plain Markdown files in a folder on your own disk, so the data outlives the app and stays readable in any other editor. Bi-directional links and the graph view are the core idea, and a large community plugin ecosystem extends it well past note-taking. The app is free for personal use and the company is bootstrapped, funded by optional paid Sync and Publish add-ons and a commercial licence.
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