tolagedenotescompatible

Tolagedenotescompatible is a designation used in the note-taking software ecosystem to indicate that a product or service adheres to the TolageNotes format and interoperability protocol. The term is not a formal standard issued by a single standards body, but is used in documentation, release notes, and community discussions to signal compatibility with the TolageNotes ecosystem.

TolageNotes is an open, portable data format and protocol intended to enable seamless import, export, and linking of notes across apps and platforms. A tolagedenotescompatible application can exchange note data with TolageNotes-compliant tools, preserve metadata, and maintain relationships between notes. Compatibility may be achieved through an official TolageNotes SDK, a converter, or a built-in importer/exporter.

Technical specifications typically define a JSON-based representation for notes with fields such as id, title, content, created_at, updated_at, language, author, tags, links, attachments, and a version flag. The links field supports bidirectional references; attachments include URIs and mime types. Applications are expected to map local metadata to the TolageNotes schema and resolve conflicts using a defined merge strategy.

Adoption varies by platform. Some tools provide strict tolagedenotescompatible mode, ensuring round-trip fidelity, while others offer partial or experimental support. Users should verify compatibility by testing import/export of representative notes and metadata, and by reviewing the supported data types, field mappings, and conflict resolution behavior in release notes and developer documentation.

See also TolageNotes format and data portability and interoperability.