

Deta Surf
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Workspace fusing browsing, file management, and AI with local-first data; offers note-taking, applet creation, offline media storage, YouTube and PDF interaction, customizable AI-powered notes, citation tools, split views, sidebar navigation, and privacy features.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (Apache-2.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
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Paul added Deta Surf as alternative to Lightpanda- Derek Moore liked Deta Surf
Michal jantos added Deta Surf as alternative to Return Editor
Fabio-Falletta added Deta Surf as alternative to AuroraNote
Paul removed Deta Surf as alternative to PrivacyNotes
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Markdown note-taking applications
List of software I've tried out, using markdown notes in a university setting, with a focus on FOSS apps.
Requirements: Linux, image support, _TeX support, no account needed
Likes: no AI, Android syncing, FOSS, split view, callouts, simplicity, themes, plugins, .deb, OCR, handwriting conversion
Dislikes: not FOSS, AI , freemium, maximalists













Comments and Reviews
Another company that abandoned a decent project (deta space) to hop on the AI bandwagon.
Dude, actually, they didn't abandon it—they went broke, they went under, so everything was lost, and they only held onto what they were passionate about, which in this case is this browser.
I love it, but I'm not gonna give it a high rating because on Linux, it seems broken. But I'd really like to use it and see its potential.
I registered to download but have not received an email yet. This looks very appealing and useful!
Apparently this requires an application of giving an email and creating a quick stamp before receiving a download link. I haven't received a response email yet.
Have you gotten one yet?
Yes, I have.. I just installed :-)