Hello everyone, dev here. I haven’t posted updates for a while - the past two weeks I’ve been fully focused on optimization. I’ve been refining file system interactions and polishing the behavior of the Markdown editor. It’s more like a routine work, but it’s very important to make everything feel fast and reliable.
For those who are hearing about VOID for the first time: it’s a tool for organizing knowledge and ideas. Think of it as a digital “second brain” where you can store notes, documents, thoughts, and projects in one connected system. Unlike typical note-taking apps, VOID works entirely locally, doesn’t rely on third-party servers, is fast thanks to Rust and Tauri, and allows flexible customization of the interface through plugins and dashboards.
I’m also really glad to see this small community growing and that the project has caught the interest of some of you. It means a lot to me to know VOID isn’t just my personal experiment, but something others find worth following.
I don’t have major updates to share today, but I do have a question for you. Which features or aspects were decisive when you chose the tool you’re currently using? What do you enjoy about it, and what limitations get in the way? What would your ideal version of VOID look like, and how would you use it?
Your feedback will help not only me as a developer, but also our designer - so that the interface becomes not just visually appealing, but truly convenient for everyday work. Every idea matters, even if it feels small or too obvious.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. For the project it’s invaluable, and for me personally it’s also a source of motivation to keep pushing VOID forward.
GitHub: https://github.com/WTWB-none/void