For anyone who has been waiting for the release version, or qualifies for an upgrade from the previous version: https://www.literatureandlatte.com/introducing-scrivener-3-for-windows

I would also be interested in hearing about solutions, e.g. is Zoot a good option? Related to the desktop search programs mentioned above, there's a huge range in pricing so perhaps also in function...

When I follow the link inside the app to the license on Google Play it says €10.99 (I'm in Europe). I wonder if the fee increase "this week" is real or always listed to give users a sense of urg...

Is anyone familiar with the Android app Binders? https://www.generism.com/en/linote_index.html Binders allows you to make relational databases. I've been giving it a spin and I find it surprisingly f...

Good find! I only ever used the basic version so I'll give the free Pro upgrade a try. I always liked the design of the program, it felt very inviting to write in.

I've kept digital journal entries since 2004. I started in a program called iDailyDiary which had very friendly interface but didn't get updated much. I also wrote separate plain text notes in variou...

You've already mentioned the two outliners that first come to mind: InfoQube and Dynalist. Another that would work is Emacs Org-mode, a great outliner that meets all your requirements though it has a...

Hi Newbee, I'm going to interpret "thinking tools" as those that help you develop new ideas, rather than store information that is collected from an outside source, which would be "knowledge manageme...

Forgot to mention: Backlinks and transclusion are not the same. ConnectedText shows lists of forward links, backlinks and inclusion links (what it includes, and where it is included) as separate list...

ConnectedText transclusion is called "inclusion". You can include a whole topic or a named section inside a topic. When you edit the included topic the original item is edited as well. You can incl...

Perhaps Xodo? www.xodo.com It has a web app rather than a desktop program. I find the Android app very easy to use.

So, you want Windows non-cloud programs that are still being developed, and it sounds like the outliner is used for planning and writing documents rather than managing a to-do list. I see two familie...

Perhaps loading emails into InfoQube will work for you? The document pane will show the email text, and it can handle attachments. You can choose which emails to load, by setting email polling to ma...

bartb wrote: Not sure how many Org-Mode (or just plain text) users are on this forum >but I just came across this item and thought I'd post it here. I have a >very superficial understanding of Org-M...

Hi everyone, Long-time lurker here (since 2009), first-time poster. I registered to say thank you to this wonderful community for pointing me in the direction of great software and providing help in...