Kiwi is a personal wiki app that offers a unique approach to note-taking and organization. Unlike traditional note-taking apps, Kiwi allows you to link your notes together in a way that makes sense to you, rather than viewing them chronologically. This gives you complete control over the format and structure of your notes.

One of the standout features of Kiwi is its powerful search functionality. With just a few taps, you can quickly and easily find the specific information you need, saving you time and effort. Additionally, Kiwi allows you to write your notes in markdown, providing a flexible and customizable writing experience.

Kiwi also supports various multimedia elements, such as photos, links, math notation, code snippets, and checkboxes. This versatility allows you to create rich and dynamic notes that cater to your specific needs. Furthermore, Kiwi works offline and syncs automatically with Dropbox, ensuring that your notes are always accessible and securely backed up.

Whether you're using Kiwi as a life and ideas journal, a place to take notes on books, a travel journal with photos, a math and programming journal, or even as a tool for organizing and storing trip itineraries, learning resources, and recipes, Kiwi offers the flexibility and functionality to meet your requirements.

Developed by Mark Hudnall, Kiwi is open-source software, and the developer welcomes feedback to help improve the app. With its intuitive interface and robust features, Kiwi is the perfect companion for anyone who wants a flexible and personal wiki that can be taken anywhere.