Stephen Zeoli
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That's a very interesting video. It's the first time I really understood how Jerry uses TheBrain. I'd like to use Tinderbox, but it only works on Macs, and I do most of the kinds of computing I'd use ...
TheBrain is the best place for me to organize resources for publishing projects I work on for my job. I could do this in an app like Walling, but Walling keeps my resources in the cloud, and I want to...
Another thing about Milanote: I feel as if Scrintal and Heptabase are going to elbow it aside.
I could have -- and should have -- mentioned both Milanote and Notejoy. I really like Milanote and have used it some what, especially to share photo options with others. I also like Notejoy -- which f...
Another note-worthy information manager is Twos. The developers are pretty nerdy, so it is hard at first to take this app seriously. But in fact they have created a very useful application for taking ...
Oh, yes. And Craft.
I should have had craft on my original list. I use it a lot. But I think of it more as a writing app than a notes app, more like Ulysses than Evernote. I'm a little leary of Craft...
I have been a fan of Curio, but it is only available as a Mac app, which puts it out of the running for me. The same is true of Agenda and Noteplan, either of which, if it had a browser version, would...
I am happy that you added these. I did mean to mention that my list is compiled of apps that can be used on either a Windows PC or Mac, mostly through being browser apps. But other options are very we...
For the record, Reflect has E2E encryption... some of the others may as well.
NickG wrote:
I'll add Anytype - it's just on the point of moving to an open beta.
>Like Notion, it needs investment to ge...
I meant to say, but forgot, that I didn't include Logseq because I haven't tried it.
Daly de Gagne wrote:
I appreciate your list, but am curious why you did not mention Logseq -
>which is often refer...
We live in a golden age of note-taking applications, which is to say we have way more than we need. If you're anything like me the myriad choices sap my productivity through my undiscipline hopping fr...
I don't know if it meets all of your requirements, but you might check out Ayoa. It combines mind mapping with task management:
https://www.ayoa.com/
I have been using Reflect for a few months now. It is NOT as fulll featured as many of these apps, such as Capacities or Tana. But that's one of its strengths, for me. It is much simpler. I've found i...
XTiles — 2023
5/1/2023
I agree with everything you say about xTiles. These guys are from Ukraine, so I decided to support them with a lifetime subscription. All that said, I actually haven't used it very much, because I fin...
Clibu Notes Preview Release
4/24/2023
Neville,
Clibu sounds very promising. Congratulations. I've already signed up for the preview.
Steve
Airlist - a new Apple-ecosystem outliner
4/24/2023
Hi, all,
Those of you living in the Apple world might be interested in a new outliner/task manager called Airlist:
https://airlist.app/
I can't run it on my MacBook Air because Airlist requires Mac...
Obsidian with Web Apps
3/31/2023
Huzzah for outliners!
I've been using Reflect lately. As I mentioned in the friction thread, I find it more frictionless than most apps, although I honestly can't put my finger on why. Partly it is d...
Friction vs. Features
3/24/2023
Reflect is supposed to work offline and then sync when you're reconnected. I don't know how it does this and whether or not it is truly reliable. And it may be that this only works in the native Mac a...
Friction vs. Features
3/24/2023
Alexander,
I use Reflect's browser version on my Windows machine at work and it is fine. And while they focus on the Mac-verse, they actually don't support the Apple Calendar, but they do work with G...
Friction vs. Features
3/24/2023
Here is how the developer of Reflect describes a frictionless note-taking experience:
"Your notes should flow from you to the page with the least amount of friction possible.
"Writing is not the o...
Friction vs. Features
3/17/2023
This is another example of "your mileage may vary." I have the opposite reaction to Word. I hate writing in it. To me, trying to do anything but type in it is a major chore. It doesn't help that Micro...
Friction vs. Features
3/16/2023
Paul in the recent Curio thread mentioned friction, especially in regard to Noteplan and Agenda. The concept of friction as being a deterent to good and efficient note-taking is certainly valid. I had...
UltraRecall
3/8/2023
Daly says more relevant and useful information in two or three sentences than you do in your entire word vomit posts, so you might try being more civil.
22111 wrote:
This forum's contributors are fre...
X-Tiles goes to LTD..
3/7/2023
xTiles is a Ukraine based app, so they may be looking for an infusion of cash. I did a Zoom session with the developers, last spring, I think it was. They seemed dedicated to the app, so I am not too ...
X-Tiles goes to LTD..
3/2/2023
Thank you your sentiment about our cat, Henry.
Lb wrote:
Thanks Stephen,
>
> Interesting read, I see it does look more web based. And sorry to
>hear about Henry.
>
>Larry