New PKM Product Discovered: LisTARDIS
Started by pimgeek
on 10/30/2026
pimgeek
10/30/2026 10:42 am
Hello, PKM fans! I'm a Newbie here.
I've been reading & searching posts on OutlinerSoftware and learned a lot from your discussions. And today I want to register a new account to share this newly discovered PKM product: LisTARDIS.
This product is like a combination of GTD Inbox + Outliner with multiple Views (Tree Map, Split Map, Kanban, Note Cards, etc.) + Calendar + Gantt Chart + Writing-Room-style Editor with Markdown support and "no-bullet" view. It provides AI and MCP functions, but the User Interface does not look like AI-centric.
The most remarkable part: most of its Major UI elements, Core Features and Recommended Usage has interactive, step-by-step demos or tutorials. I believe everyone familiar with Outliner and Office Apps will follow the tutorials without difficulties.
I'm not sure if I can post URL as new user, but you can search for the product name and find its official website easily. It also provides a Sci-Fi like Product Demo Walkthrough named "The sun has called in sick." which is a funny read.
I've been reading & searching posts on OutlinerSoftware and learned a lot from your discussions. And today I want to register a new account to share this newly discovered PKM product: LisTARDIS.
This product is like a combination of GTD Inbox + Outliner with multiple Views (Tree Map, Split Map, Kanban, Note Cards, etc.) + Calendar + Gantt Chart + Writing-Room-style Editor with Markdown support and "no-bullet" view. It provides AI and MCP functions, but the User Interface does not look like AI-centric.
The most remarkable part: most of its Major UI elements, Core Features and Recommended Usage has interactive, step-by-step demos or tutorials. I believe everyone familiar with Outliner and Office Apps will follow the tutorials without difficulties.
I'm not sure if I can post URL as new user, but you can search for the product name and find its official website easily. It also provides a Sci-Fi like Product Demo Walkthrough named "The sun has called in sick." which is a funny read.
Chris Murtland
10/30/2026 4:32 pm
Hello and welcome to the forum!
Thanks for pointing this one out. It looks pretty amazing; a bit like WorkFlowy but with a lot more views. I'm trying it and it seems a bit overwhelming at first, but they've definitely put a lot of effort into the in-app help material, so that should help a lot with the learning curve.
Thanks for pointing this one out. It looks pretty amazing; a bit like WorkFlowy but with a lot more views. I'm trying it and it seems a bit overwhelming at first, but they've definitely put a lot of effort into the in-app help material, so that should help a lot with the learning curve.
Paul Korm
10/30/2026 4:56 pm
So, you have nothing to do with the development or promotion of lisTardis?
