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edit: Seems like I did not read you comment about how you wanted to see edits to your notes (in this case Evernote is no good). I think for this purpose markdown + Git is a good idea, however you might want to have a script which e.g. runs every day and makes a commit to your repository automatically (example how someone did a similar thing). IMO making the ...
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Given I am a proponent of the GTD (Getting Things Done) system, my advice would be to treat them as either standard projects, or in the GTD bucket of Someday/Maybe, and just integrate them into your normal workflow.
If they are a standard project, you will review them during your weekly once-over, and generate any new active tasks to go into your various ...
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You can still use something simpler than a full CRM system like Outlook or Gmail. There are scaled down CRM systems like Highrise by 37signals.com.
The main thing for you is the search functionality. Not only do you need to research these products to find out which ones work for you, but then you need to become proficient at them.
I'm a big fan of ...
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My option for this would be using Trello, and I actually follow your same scenario. This is how it works better for me:
I have a single board for work related tasks. This is my main project/s, what is related in my day-to-day tasks. If you can read Spanish, I wrote about my specific workflow in this board and how to keep track of several simultaneous ...
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