“If having genuine Markdown files that you own and can manipulate outside the application is non-negotiable, I'd choose Obsidian.”
“It gives you a local folder of Markdown files, works on iPhone and Mac, and doesn't require a subscription if you use iCloud Drive for synchronization.”
“It gives you a local folder of Markdown files, works on iPhone and Mac, and doesn't require a subscription if you use iCloud Drive for synchronization.”
“It gives you a local folder of Markdown files, works on iPhone and Mac, and doesn't require a subscription if you use iCloud Drive for synchronization.”
“Bear supports Markdown, but it does not use ordinary .md files in a folder on your disk as its native storage system.”
“Bear is arguably more polished as a writing experience”
“Bear supports Markdown”
“Bear Pro syncs your notes between iPhone and Mac using iCloud.”
“You can export notes as ordinary Markdown files (.md).”
“You can import existing Markdown files into Bear.”
“Bear doesn't offer that folder-based workflow.”
“Bear stores notes in its own local database on your devices.”
“its storage architecture doesn't meet your requirement”