About Feather Wiki I discovered Feather Wiki indirectly via fellow blogger, Jack Baty. He uses many different tools for his multiple blogs; and for one of them he uses TiddlyWiki, which is a feature-rich “non-linear personal web notebook”. Feather Wiki is a light-weight fork inspired by TiddlyWiki which was perfect for my use case. I love the fact it is just a single HTML file that starts at 58kB! The interface is minimal yet extensible, supports Markdown (a must for me), and is very snappy which is important (I can’t stand lag 😅). Read about their features or FAQs. This post serves as a reference on how I am using Feather Wiki’s HTML file smoothly on Android devices with multi-device, local-only syncing by using Syncthing. TiddlyHost: Managed Hosting DISCLAIMER: I’m not affiliated with TiddlyWiki, Feather Wiki or TiddlyHost. I am just sharing my experience of using Feather Wiki locally. HTML files created by Feather Wiki (and TiddlyWiki) can be hosted for free by a service called…
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