Thanks, Alexander – now that is interesting.

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:

bigspud wrote:
>It seems poised to be the Graph of web apps, and that part excites me,
a
>less-siloed way to achieve workflow!

I had a brief conference call yesterday with Adler, co-founder of Comake
(KnowledgeOS's developer) and I found it very helpful to understand what
the software can do for me. I surely understood it much faster than I
would have on my own, in the unlikely case that I could spare the needed
time for such exploration.

The part of KnowledgeOS which interests me is the ability to organise
one's web services by context, thus enabling a task-centric environment
and facilitating focus. I had tried Tasktop in the past for the same
reason (but it became too programmer-focused) and am now similarly
looking into Braintool.

Compared to the others, KnowledgeOS adds a 'smartness' functionality,
e.g., automatically grouping similar domains together, which I find
quite useful. The software works locally and I found it very fast,
making sense of my tens of open tabs in a few seconds.