Stephen Zeoli
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Superlist
2/13/2024
In case you're curiosity was piqued by Superlist, the app has now been officially released and is open for anyone to use.
Sentence outliner?
2/12/2024
This most likely isn't the app you're thinking of, but on the off chance it is... Inspiration was (maybe still is) an outliner aimed at K-12. It had the feature of being able to switch between outline...
So they've been up to more at Amplenote than I was aware of. Thanks, Daly.
I don't know much about Logseq, but I'm chiming in anyway.
If you're looking for an app like Logseq that can be used on a Chromebook, I guess you need one that has a browser version or is browser-ba...
I've always liked Curio, so I am glad to learn it is still vibrantly being updated. I'd use it if I didn't spend my work days on a Windows PC. In fact, I think it would be perfect for some of my proje...
Single text file
2/6/2024
@Satis -- I agree. I suggested Workflowy in the comments section of that article. Having a single file that you simply append your information/content to is probably the most friction-free way to save...
Single text file
2/5/2024
I just read a Medium article by someone who uses one big text file for most of his note taking and early writing drafts. Basically, he says it works for him because it is frictionless. I admit this so...
Taskade
2/4/2024
Hi, Daly,
I'm guessing, but I suspect John is clipping the text from the Taskade email updates that go out, and there are special characters in that text which don't render in the text on our forum, ...
Superlist
1/25/2024
Superlist does not come close to matching the features in Click-up. If you're happy with Click-up there is no need to look elsewhere. I've used CU in the past, but it overwhelms me with all its featur...
Superlist
1/25/2024
I haven't used Coda or Anytype, so I can't comment.
Lucine wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't get it. Does it do anything more than what Coda can
>do with creating a page as a task and linking to other pages...
Superlist
1/24/2024
I have tried a ton of task and project managers. So many of them are very inviting, but I find myself getting overwhelmed by all the tasks and projects I end up putting there... and it doesn't take lo...
Just to be clear, I am not affiliated with Heptabase in any way.
tberni wrote:
Well, I haven't tried Heptabase, Stephen. I guess the price of your
>subscription has dissuaded me from doing so. I'd r...
Have you explored Heptabase. It is a collection of a lot of interrelated tools, including a whiteboard tool that you could say is similar to Scapple. It has an iOS version, which I haven't tried, so n...
Nimbus Notes Redux
12/29/2023
There's a lot of shape shifting in the market of PKMs, even if it is sort of subtle. Most of it going from personal knowledge management to team KM or collaboration. Nimbus (less subtle). Most of Wall...
Mellel 6 released (Mac only)
12/16/2023
I am sometimes forced to use MS Word, and everytime I do I think, "could they have made this any more user un-friendly?" I can usually figure out what I need to do, but navigating the ribbons and menu...
In the "Account Alert" that appears when you're in your Bublup space, it says that as of Dec. 1 the free account will have limited functionality. And then spell that out:
"View or download your exist...
By the way, I just got an email from Walling offering a 50% off black Friday sale on the premium edition. Although, when I clicked on the link to "claim" my discount, I didn't find access to the disco...
Yes, Walling and Milanote are similar to Bublup in a lot of ways. I'm not sure how their free plans stack up against what Bublup used to offer free. The paid versions are very nice, but about the same...
My feelings as well. Bublup has a lot of potential, but it still needs some features for me to be willing to pay for it. The note feature, especially is very weak. This is just another app that isn't ...
For me, I have to travel back in time to the days of DOS and the fantastic outliner Grandview. I don't believe any application developed since then matches Grandview feature for feature, although the ...
A critique of tagging
11/6/2023
This is also my general approach to tags.
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
I find that folders are also more conducive to structure, at least the
>way my mind works. Even the "each file goes in only one f...
1 Diagramming software like Scapple, but with notes connectable to multiple parts of the map?
11/5/2023
If I understand your question, I think Scrintal or Heptabase can do this.
A critique of tagging
11/5/2023
Actually it was from 2015... something I hadn't noticed at first, because Medium usually doesn't show me articles that old.
Amontillado wrote:
I’m out of free Medium articles, so I can’t ...
A critique of tagging
11/4/2023
I found this critical dissection by Tiago Forte of the problems with tagging interesting:
https://medium.com/praxis-blog/tagging-is-broken-11e46eb24979
It reflects what I've long felt about tagging,...
This is an excellent question. I am not a very disciplined note-builder, so I may not be the best example, but I can't really think of any apps that have helped me develop my thinking or ideas in unex...