Is There a Note-Taking App With Markdown Export?
Yes — SiderMem is a note-taking app with built-in Markdown export. Every memory you save can be exported as a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter, and your entire knowledge base can be downloaded as a single ZIP archive of Markdown files — no plugin or conversion step required.
What each exported note looks like
Each memory exports as a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter containing its title, UUID, source, tags, and timestamps — standard frontmatter that Obsidian's default parser, and most other Markdown-based tools, read natively.
How to export
Choose ZIP Archive of Markdown Files in Settings → Export Data. See the full walkthrough in how to export your personal wiki to Obsidian.
More than just export
Unlike a plain Markdown notes app, SiderMem also runs automatic entity extraction on everything you save — see what a personal knowledge base extension is — so your notes are organized into a connected wiki while you use the app, and Markdown export is available whenever you want a portable copy.
Available on every plan
Markdown export works the same way regardless of plan — it's part of SiderMem's data-portability commitment, not a paid-tier-only feature. It exports your raw saved memories as individual notes; the auto-generated wiki structure itself is a SiderMem-side feature, not something the export re-creates as a separate format.