https://beorgapp.com/

I just learned about this app in a blog post from Brett Terpstra's blog:

"A plain text task manager for iOS with agenda, tasks and an outliner. I use TaskPaper formatting for my todo lists, but if you prefer something closer to Emacs Org Mode, this app will suit you nicely. From the same developer as Trunk Notes, a personal wiki app I have great respect for."

Outline screenshot is basic:

https://beorgapp.com/images/features/outline.png

App download is free, with 99¢ in-app purchase for dark mode and other IAPs apparently being donations.

satis wrote:

https://beorgapp.com/images/features/outline.png

Hmm, the CMS didn't seem to recognize the entire URL. Try this:

http://bit.ly/2OcMY43

Well, that calls my bluff about wishing for org-mode on the iPad. I must check into this!

I posted about this here last month... was surprised that my post didn't get any comments considering how many people on the list seem to be into BeOrg. I really can't get into emacs, but if something like this existed on the desktop as well I'd probably give it a try.

I mean the number of people here into "org mode" ...

I'm a daily user of this app. It works perfectly with my org-mode workflow. I now don't have to sweat mobile accessibility for my org-mode project management. It's also nice that BeOrg integrates with my iOS calendar, giving me an all-in-one daily agenda.

I recently discovered that there is a Org Mode plugin for the Visual Studio IDE.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tootone.org-mode

I use beorg in addition to emacs. They work very well together. One thing that gets on my nerves is that changes from beorg do change the .org files in my Dropbox, but emacs doesn't update the associated buffers. I'm wary of auto-reloading files on every external change, because Dropbox in particular is prone to issue another "write" event with metadata after it performed the upload (there have been soooo many problems regarding external file changes during development of The Archive for macOS!) -- so I resort to invoking a reload command manually.

For the code I use for my 'reload-file' function, see:
https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/169/how-do-i-reload-a-file-in-a-buffer