What is the crowd's opinion of nvPY?

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It's a Notational Velocity clone written in Python and available cross-platform, and for free, and open sourcE: https://github.com/cpbotha/nvpy

You have to love their honesty:

> Simplenote syncing note-taking application, inspired by Notational Velocity and ResophNotes, but uglier and cross-platformerer.

:)

Hi!

I'm looking for a note & note organization program.

The following features are essential:

• Summon with customizable shortcut.

• Minimal UI. (May have expanded UI, but summoned text input/search should be lite.)

• Create note by simply typing.

• Create searchable keywords/tags with # (for example: This is a note about #music to listen to later #queue.) The should create a tag for the # keywords future use/search))

• Fully keyboard (tab & key combo) operated.

• Entering # in the search lists all # tags (in a drop-down menu).

• Windows (10) native.

• Set content file and path manually.

Inessential features:

• Would like to be able to search for notes with multiple # keywords.

• Use any other operator besides #

• No need for titles, body should suffice.

• Text editor inessential.

• Some metadata would be nice, e.g. timestamp creation, last edited, etc.

Apps I have tried:

• NVPY

• Notation

• ResophNotes

Does this exist?

Thanks!

Edit: formatting

For me nvpy and zim are really useful. Nvpy is an offline app that syncronize your simplenote.com account, and is one of the most intuitive and helpful note taking app I've seen, but quite minimalist, with no fancy colors or anything.