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White board software
2/16/2019
If you're all in on the iPad then those apps mentioned are excellent choices. For a non-iOS or cross-platform solution I think the best options are sites like RealtimeBoard, ConceptBoard, Mural, Zepli...
Notejoy
2/5/2019
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
> Satis, what makes you say "slow search"?
Search while typing remains on the TBD page for the app.
Notejoy
2/5/2019
That's a positive step but
• it's the same price as the multi-user Black Friday price
• it's got half the library storage of multi-user account
• it's got half the file upload size...
Graham Rhind wrote:
>
>Inevitably, as this is Forbes, their criterium for success seems to be
>how much money one has. It's not mine.
No, this is the 'anyone can post anything' Forbes "Contributor...
nathanb wrote:
>This was amusing. Referred to several people who 'schedule everything'
>and the main takeaway was to set your calendar event default to 15
>minutes and micro-schedule most minutes ...
ProgressBox (iOS, macOS)
1/25/2019
$100 on the Mac and/or $50 on iOS for two people to collaborate, which seems a bit pricey for a v.1 product with no track record and whose dev's other app (a pilot logbook) has very mixed reviews in t...
Todoist to offer Kanban boards (again)
1/23/2019
nathanb wrote:
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>>satis wrote:
>>Todoist is giving another peek at the 2019 redesign - they finally are
>>doing something about subtasks!
>>
>
>I thought this is something to-doist does really wel...
Todoist to offer Kanban boards (again)
1/23/2019
Todoist is giving another peek at the 2019 redesign - they finally are doing something about subtasks!
https://twitter.com/amix3k/status/1085593317902073857
Aquaminds Notetaker
1/22/2019
Jeffery Smith wrote:
> Hog Bay started off with a note-keeping app, Mori, that started getting
>a following.
He originally started with Hog Bay Notebook, which for some reason he renamed Mori a co...
Aquaminds Notetaker
1/21/2019
MadaboutDana wrote:
> Yes, the ongoing hiatus in further development of Hog Bay apps, and the
>peculiar decision to stop developing for iOS (regardless of the
>open-sourcing of TaskPaper's iOS code)...
Aquaminds Notetaker
1/21/2019
I suppose a lesson seeing played out is that the productivity products that today survive and get continued development tend to be cross-platform services with web components, and tend to go after dee...
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>As I called this thread at the start a "sort of poll," I feel I should
>tally the "results." I put results in quotes, because this is really a
>very superficial analysis of the...
Aquaminds Notetaker
1/18/2019
I find it a little crazy that they still sell the untouched 2013 version of the app on the Mac App Store (complete with middling average reviews, the most recent being from a year ago).
https://itune...
New Ulysses features coming
1/16/2019
Workflowy and Checkvist already support (GIT-flavored, I think) Markdown, and it's on Dynalist's Trello roadmap. Omni needs to get it together.
New Ulysses features coming
1/14/2019
Hugh wrote:
>But I'm an unreconstructed plotter; I like to plan, and Ulysses
>currently has virtually no features for doing so (which is slightly odd,
>for a tool designed for writing long-form). A...
New Ulysses features coming
1/13/2019
Each Ulysses 'sheet' is a separate Markdown document, but you can view sheets in a Group (folder) as one document if you like with the 'glue' command (which shows one long document with horizontal div...
New Ulysses features coming
1/13/2019
There are big differences if you look a little more carefully.
Ulysses keeps everything organized with groups and filters, Bear has elected to go with tags.
Ulysses gives you freedom to completely ...
Just noticed that someone put together a nice Markdown cheatsheet for Boostnote.
https://github.com/TobseF/boostnote-markdown-cheatsheet/blob/master/README.md
They also have an active Twitter feed d...
MadaboutDana wrote:
> NotePlan is one of those infuriating apps that's actually really clever,
>and does that most desirable of things (keeping tasks/events and notes
>separate, but enabling you to ...
New Ulysses features coming
1/12/2019
Side-by-side views of the different parts of the same document would be welcome, although in Ulysses I've trained myself by this point to break down long documents into numerous smaller sheets.
Dynalist on iOS actually working?
1/10/2019
Just saw that there's a sporadically active thread on the Dynalist forum about this.
https://talk.dynalist.io/t/ios-app-completely-unresponsive/3903
I keep different types of lists in Google Keep and Anylist (both free, though I pay the $8/yr premium for Anylist so I can sync the iOS app and access the Mac app and the web. My to-do manager current...
It would help if you first stated the platform you work on - Windows? Mac? iOS? Android? Chromebook? - and what you want to use it for.
Trilium Notes - new note taking app
1/8/2019
jaslar wrote:
> I'm a big fan of Notecase, and have been trying to figure out how to use
>something like it on my Chromebook.
Do you have a Chromebook that can run Android apps? NoteCase Pro for A...
App reached version 4.0 in December. Still free(?!) in the Mac App Store, where I just noticed it's featured on the main page under 'Apps and Games We Love Right Now.' Some intriguing features like pe...