acreom 1.0
Lightweight Markdown editor with tasks for developers
acreom 1.0 launched on November 3, 2022 with 162 votes, #200 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
acreom is a lightweight Markdown editor with tasks for developers. It's your daily driver for capturing notes, breaking down development tasks, tracking progress and creating a knowledge base.
acreom is the integrated markdown knowledge base with tasks. Your personal daily driver for your dev workflow.
acreom is an open-source personal actionable knowledge base. Capture notes, create projects, link PRs and issues, and track progress in a lightweight interface. All your personal notes and tasks alongside your team issues and PRs in one place you will enjoy using. Markdown for every issue or a piece of knowledge base. Comes with a powerful editor to hold all of your context in one place. Your personal issue tracking made simple. Plan, track progress and quickly access your issues with Projects. Link external issues and PRs in your personal pages. Access relevant context on hover or open the full detail. acreom streamlines your entire development process by serving you a quick access to all…from acreom.com
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