Hello guys.
I like the Apps
Simplenote (Note-taking application and service)
Bitwarden (Open Source Password Management)
I use them on my Linux Notebook and under Android. It would be great to have native SailfishOS Apps for it. I think the Api i open and it should be easy to port them to SailfishOS.
Or am i wrong?
No, you are right. Will you make one? Or pay someone on fever for it? I’d really like to see a possibility to pay devs doing this, like a SFOS specific fiverr service.
I would be happy to donate to a dev for his work.
Simplenote are not supporting additional third-party applications at this time. Source - https://simplenote.com/developers/ So i didn’t find any documentation. Maybe somebody could port open source electron app to qt. I’m not familiar with js enough to do it.
I didn’t find documentation for Bitwarden too, but probably i can try to create UI for Bitwarden-cli. I didn’t do it before.
Below is my alternatives to resolve your problems. Maybe i helps.
I use keepassx as password manager and sync kdbx file with personal nextcloud installation. I use Sailfish native app ownKeepass to open kdbx file and SailSync to sync folders.
For notes i use nextcloud too. Linux has GUI apps that works with nextCloud notes as well
I’m working on bitwarden client: https://github.com/nemishkor/harbour-bitwarden-manager
ти зробив мiй день, Вiталя!
We need someone to adopt this poor orphaned child too :<
What do you mean? Looks like app works fine. Probably i do not have enough skills to maintain ownKeepass.
It’s fine for now but author orphaned it
I tried compiling the app for aarch64. It depends on 3 libraries which doesn’t have an aarch64 version yet.
So no native keepass app yet on 64 bit devices (X10ii) 
Definitely someone needs to adopt ownKeepass. I could if I knew more about cryptography, but, alas I’m no security expert 
I mean, ownkeepass uses keepassxc internally so just updating interals is enough
there are plenty of note taking apps on the market now: Top 14 Best Note Taking Apps for Windows, Mac, Android and iPad: Free and Paid | XPPen
Simplenote has a very minimal look and feel. This is something I generally look for in an app to record meeting notes, thoughts, ideas, etc. I don’t want to be bogged down by a gajillion different features I will never use.
But also Simplenote is just a little too simple for my liking. Specifically two things that would make it perfect for me would be a WYSIWYG formatting tab (as opposed to markdown only). I also wish there was the ability to create some simple tables to record information in an organized grid.
Notizen.md from Storeman can format ASCII notes nicely using markdown, including a table extension to markdown. My markdown editor on my desktop (ReText) also supports the same extensions for tables so I think it must be common. I won’t attempt to put the syntax here as it will probably be interpreted and mis-displayed, but Notizen.md comes with an example file explaining it. As with standard markdown the table additions allow for sensible display in ASCII (using - and | etc), but a nicer display in a markdown formatter.
I have choosen Simplenote for me, because i have a lot of linux commands, workarounds, and other data i need to store, view and edit. Important for me was, that i can access my notes from every gadget, PC etc. everywhere in the world. Even when i am on a public PC. So for me the simple sync is very important. Wysiwyg edit options are nice to have, but not a showstopper for me.
