Please note that by using our service, you agree to our policies. We will help you find a road test appointment that works with your schedule. We are not associated with the Ministry of Transportation or DriveTest. The developer is also very involved with the user community, and a large part of what determines new/improved feature development is based on that is an independent, third party website that takes the stress out of finding the nearest date for your road test. It’s not 100% a love child of Bear and Agenda, but based on what your use case is, you may find it exactly what you need. The app NotePlan that OP mentions is the closest thing I’ve seen to what you’re describing. Is anyone using Bear and NotePlan sharing markdown notes? There are some mildly annoying, long-outstanding bugs like ordered lists not re-ordering as expected, but overall it's a very good app. There's a growing plugin ecosystem as well. The files are all stored locally in plain text. NotePlan (Apple-ecosystem only) is pretty awesome for this:, though their new pricing plan is ridiculous (current subscribers unaffected). Show HN: Personal productivity workspace for busy people.It has calendar, notes, diary, to-do list functionality, has a nice looking UI. I am not sure how much it fits your needs, but maybe have a look at Noteplan. It also syncs with iPhone via your iCloud account.

It’s perfect for daily logs and supports markdown.

If you’re on a Mac, I recommend NotePlan.

Ask HN: How you maintain your daily log?.

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