Starting my Obsidian from the Ground up with TaskNotes - running a busy small office

[digitaldoctors]

First off, one markdown file per task is a big game changer for Task Management in Obsidian. It enables the much needed flexibility (adding attachments)(adding lots of images)(etc).

I was going to "Write my own" Task Database (one file per task) and base it off the code lean productivity used for his database (see "FREE Lean Starter Vault" - https://sascha-kasper.com/obsidian-starter-vault/ ) But I've decided to roll with TaskNotes !

Congrats on the great work - I expect this will be super popular.

I saw you had a entry on iOS Obsidian as well - even more good news !

Do you support Sync ? or other sync apps like screen.garden ?

[edakimling]

You can always use syncthing...works quite well, is free and is open source

[renatomen]

Do you support Sync ? or other sync apps like screen.garden ?

Hi @digitaldoctors ,
I'm a heavy TaskNotes user and a contributor to the plugin.

The plugin relies on native Obsidian functionality for that.
Sync is already well managed by Obsidian Sync (paid) and many other free methods (which I prefer not because of pricing, but the freedom to sync multiple large vaults without worrying about storage limits)

I used FolderSync for years without any issues.

Currently, I use SyncThing, and it's even better with real-time synchronisation. (and it's free!)
I sync multiple computers, a mobile device and a tablet.