Recently I moved all my project files into Obsidian, and I'm so happy with the results.

I'm about to delete my Notion account, so everything I published via Notion (journal entries, wordsmith business info page, etc.) will be offline for a short time.

But it will all be public again soon in a new format.

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Would love to hear about how you did this. I use notion for personal tasks etc and not just writing so not sure if obsidian would be the right fit.

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Scrivener does export to markdown (it's called "multimarkdown" in the drop-down menu), but I'm doing all of my exporting and importing in HTML format. Fewer errors that way than when I tried to export or import in other formats (including markdown).

This thread may be helpful:

https://www.reddit.com/r/scrivener/comments/19b02jx/converting_a_richtext_scrivener_project_to/?rdt=56218

While searching for ways to migrate, I even found a Scrivener-to-Obsidian Python script, but using it (or even figuring out how to evaluate whether it would suit my situation) is beyond my current skill level/time commitment. I'll drop it here though, since you mentioned vibe coding an app. :)

https://www.vladimirconsigny.com/scrivener-to-obsidian

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Depends on where you want to import from. I used the Importer community plugin.

For Readwise Reader, there's a separate official plugin that worked great for me. I found the Notion imports pretty easy too. 

I'll drop Cal's video here as a general guide. (He also covers working with LLMs in Obsidian in a separate video).

The Scrivener material took much, much longer because I had to do it manually. Probably 80% of the time I spent on the export/import process was for Scrivener alone. I've used it as my primary writing software since 2012, so there was a lot to deal with. I had to export as HTML (not markdown) to preserve all the formatting.

I also had to sort and rearrange a lot of folders because I got a lot of error messages and found a bunch of quirks. For example, Scrivener wouldn't export any folders nested more than one level deep.

But if you don't use Scrivener you may have an easier time of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgRKm9UO0P0

Depends on your use case. Here are a couple of threads in which I talked about the migration process from Scrivener. This info may not be useful for what you want to do, but at least it answers your question about how I did it.

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Depends on your use case. Here are a couple of threads in which I talked about the migration process from Scrivener. This info may not be useful for what you want to do, but at least it answers your question about how I did it.

https://farcaster.xyz/danicaswanson/0xf8a1ef39
https://farcaster.xyz/danicaswanson/0x4ce2f56a