nimblenote supports Markdown, and features Markdown actions, where you can toggle checkbox items, visit links or even navigate between your notes; the potential to create your very own personal wiki of notes!

When you first launch nimblenote, the focus of the keyboard will be within the search input. Start typing the name of a new note. Hit enter and your note will be created with the name you chose. The focus of your keyboard will automatically change to the note editor. With every change to your note, it is saved automatically. Hit ESC when you've finished editing. Keyboard focus will switch back to the search input. You're now ready to create or search notes again!

nimblenote uses fuzzy searching. So you only have to start typing a few letters of the name of a note for it to begin matching with notes. The file list is used to display matching results. You can use the up or down arrow keys to move between files. If you get lost, type in ? into the search input to display help information. nimblenote was inspired by Notational Velocity which unfortunately hasn't seen a release since 2011.

Features:

• Markdown syntax highlighting
• Markdown actions; toggle checkboxes, visit URLs, navigate between notes
• Mouseless interaction; keyboard-driven user interface
• Automatic saving of notes as you type
• Fuzzy searching based on note names
• Create, edit and delete notes nimblenote's primary feature is being able to quickly take notes with a keyboard-driven interface, without needing a mouse.