| Hi HN, I’ve always loved the simplicity of Ephe (https://ephe.app/), but I wanted that same ephemeral, "just-a-piece-of-paper" experience in my terminal. So I built Aeph in Rust. Aeph is not a text editor. It’s a minimalist scratchpad designed for quick brain dumps, notes, and task management without the overhead of file management or configuration. Why use Aeph? - Built with Rust : It’s fast, lightweight, and lives as a single binary. - True Scratchpad : No need to save or name files. It auto-saves everything. - 9 Instant Pages : Use Ctrl+O + [1-9] to switch contexts instantly (e.g., Page 1 for notes, Page 2 for daily TODOs). - Markdown & TODOs : Toggling tasks (Ctrl+T) and adding new ones (Ctrl+N) is seamless. - Vim-inspired Commands : Supports leader commands like `dd` to delete a line, keeping the flow familiar for Vim users. I built this specifically because I wanted a "digital napkin" that stays out of my way while I'm working in the CLI. Repo: [https://github.com/siki-712/aeph] There is a GIF demo in the README so you can see it in action immediately! I'd love to hear your thoughts, especially from fellow CLI enthusiasts! |