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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Knowledge Management

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  1. Docs (suitenumerique): Open-Source Collaborative Editor

    Docs is an open-source collaborative text editor built with Django and React, designed as a Notion or Google Docs alternative for organizations that want self-hosted data ownership. MIT licensed, real-time with live cursors and offline editing, with optional AI writing assistance.

  2. Logseq: A Privacy-First, Open-Source Knowledge Base

    Logseq is a privacy-first, open-source knowledge base and daily journaling tool built around outliner-style pages with bidirectional linking. It positions itself as a local-first alternative to Roam Research and Notion, with all data stored in plain text on your own machine.

  3. How Kopa Organizes Notion as a Startup

    Kopa's breakdown of how they structured Notion as their startup operating system — covering company wiki, project management, meeting notes, and OKRs. A concrete example of the all-in-Notion approach before many teams moved to more specialized tools.

  4. Readwise

    Readwise resurfaces your Kindle highlights, article saves, and book notes via daily email review using spaced repetition. Solves the highlight graveyard problem — where you underline everything and remember nothing.

  5. Dendron: VS Code Personal Knowledge Management

    Dendron is a VS Code-native personal knowledge management system built around hierarchical note organization with dot-notation (e.g. 'project.backend.api'). It's designed for developers who want their notes to live in their editor with Git-based sync and structured linking.

  6. Raneto — Markdown-Powered Knowledgebase for Node.js

    Raneto is an open-source, flat-file knowledgebase for Node.js that stores all content as Markdown files — no database required. A 2014 example of the then-emerging pattern of Markdown-as-content-store that later influenced tools like Obsidian and Notion.

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