You may have your favorite note taking application on your system but it is good idea to try new applications, you may like it. Turtl is free, open-source and an advanced note taking application which lets you take notes, store sensitive files, bookmark websites, and save passwords securely. It is released under GNU GPL v3 and source code is available on the GitHub, meaning anybody can download and run their own version personally or in their company's intranet. You can use it from sharing passwords to tracking research on an article you are writing, Turtl keeps it all safe from everyone but you and those you share with.
It's a private place to keep your notes, research, passwords, bookmarks, dream logs, photos, documents and anything else you want kept safe. Turtl's easy tagging and filtering make it ideal for organization and research whether for personal or professional projects. Turtl takes your password from when you sign up and uses it to create a cryptographic key. It uses this key to encrypt your data before storing it anywhere on your device or on our servers. You can share your Turtl data with others, in a way that unshared data will be safe.
Run this command to create folder, so Turtl install can copy shortcut in the folder:
Download and extract Turtl then make installer executable (using chmod +x install.sh). To uninstall use this command (./install.sh uninstall)
It's a private place to keep your notes, research, passwords, bookmarks, dream logs, photos, documents and anything else you want kept safe. Turtl's easy tagging and filtering make it ideal for organization and research whether for personal or professional projects. Turtl takes your password from when you sign up and uses it to create a cryptographic key. It uses this key to encrypt your data before storing it anywhere on your device or on our servers. You can share your Turtl data with others, in a way that unshared data will be safe.
Run this command to create folder, so Turtl install can copy shortcut in the folder:
Download and extract Turtl then make installer executable (using chmod +x install.sh). To uninstall use this command (./install.sh uninstall)
