Veritas Notes is a stripped-down version of Veritas Code is an ultra-lightweight standard text editor which allows the user to create and edit any text-based file. It is fully local, keeping your files 100% safe inside your own local storage. Veritas Notes is also a Markdown note-taking application made to be a lite alternative to Obsidian.
- Native dark mode and Industry-standard IDE inspired look.
- Minimal, snappy, reliable. Easy to get into even as a beginner.
- Fully locally ran. Your notes stay ON YOUR DEVICE ( TermsandConditions apply ).
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Open the '.sh' file in an IDE or text editor and change line 2 to the location where you want the root directory to be.
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Make sure it is the same path as the parent codebase to avoid errors.
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install dependencies using the 'requirements.txt' file.
- It is completely local, meaning you can access your files at any time
- It is very lightweight, suitable for mobile devices or low-end computers.
- Can be locally run on all major OSs, but .exe application can ONLY be run on windows.
- Markdown formatting support with GUI formatting toolbar
- .exe application, localhost webapp AND local webapp using Pywebview
- Native Dark mode support throughout the app
- Download the codebase to a directory named 'VeritasNotes'. This will act as the root directory.
- Open 'remakeexecutable.sh' and change line 2 to the location of VeritasNotes root directory.
- Run 'remakeexecutable.sh' via Bash to make a safe application.
- Download the codebase to a directory named 'VeritasNotes'. This will act as the root directory.
- Run 'launcher.py' via python in Command Prompt/ Bourne Again Shell (Bash).
- This opens a native webapp.
- Download the codebase to a directory named 'VeritasNotes'. This will act as the root directory.
- Run 'app/app.py' via python.
- Navigate to http://localhost:5000 in your browser.
- Python 3.x (3.14 recommended)
- Bash (To automate the application making process. Highly recommended)
- Flask (Non-Negotiable to run the app)
- Pyinstaller (If you want .exe application)
- Pywebview (If you want to run the Webapp natively)
pip install -r requirements.txt