GitJournal is an Android note-taking and journaling app that prioritizes privacy and data portability. The app stores all notes in a standardized Markdown + YAML header format or plaintext. Notes are stored in a hosted Git repository of your choice, whether it's GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Gogs, or any custom provider.

One of the best features of GitJournal is that all notes are available offline, so you can access them at any time. You don't need an account to use the app, and you can categorize your notes with folders. Additionally, GitJournal is open source, free software, and FOSS, so you can easily extend and integrate it with other Git tools.

GitJournal can also be used to manage Hugo, Jekyll, or Gatsby websites. The app is ad-free and built with Flutter, providing a clean and easy-to-use interface designed to help you focus on writing journal entries without any distractions.

With GitJournal, you'll never have to worry about importing or exporting your notes, as you always have control of your data. Although the app currently doesn't support encrypting notes, the developers are actively working on this feature to enhance privacy.