Gingko
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Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Jul 4, 2025 at 10:30 AM
As far as I can tell, Gingko Writer is still alive and well, at least to judge by the website:
I don’t know that it has been updated recently, although the pricing has. They had had a “pay what you want” option, which no longer seems to be the case.
Steve
jaslar wrote:
Fellow CRIMPers:
>
>Gingko update from many years later. It WAS and is an amazing concept.
>Horizontal outliners are handy for some kinds of things, and Gingko when
>I first saw it was simple, clear, and quick. Brilliant in design,
>well-integrated with the emerging markdown format.
>
>I just took a look at the latest iteration I could find.
>
>A work of art is not necessarily a business success. Enter ” gingko ” in
>the search bar for the whole history. I posted here because this topic
>had the most visits. It’s a pretty fascinating discussion on the aims of
>outlinersoftware and the sustainability of its core components.
>
>I give Gingko as an idea and execution a big thumbs up.
>
>I still want a document view, a toggle or plug-in, that looks and works
>like Gingko. It had precise and powerful editing power too. The
>developer seems to have moved to Obsidian. For me, Dynalist still hits
>the frictionless outliner ideal. That’s one use case. I’m happy enough.
>
>But I do wonder: Does the concept live on? Where?