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Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Sep 28, 2021 at 06:41 PM
From the same mysterious people who develop Transno comes a new note app called Innos Note:
Here is what they say about it:
“We believe there should be an alternative to traditional knowledge management and content sharing, so we created Innos. Innos is designed to foster a culture of innovation, creativity, and connections. It equips curious minds with the right content creation tools to inspire and connect ideas.”
Its got the now-common block-style content building pages, but seems to want to be able to present related content in parallel pages.
It is a little baffling to me. I’d be curious to learn what others think.
Steve
Posted by MadaboutDana
Sep 28, 2021 at 09:49 PM
It’s an interesting idea. I like the fact you can have multiple pages open and slide horizontally between them, simultaneously viewing two pages at a time (although you can have many more open). Takes a bit of getting used to! Reminds me of Andy Matuschak’s Notes (https://andymatuschak.org/), but with the added advantage of a search function.
Much will depend on how it evolves. I’m not really interested until desktop/mobile apps are available, but others may enjoy the online facility.
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
From the same mysterious people who develop Transno comes a new note app
>called Innos Note:
>
>https://innos.io/
>
>Here is what they say about it:
>
>“We believe there should be an alternative to traditional knowledge
>management and content sharing, so we created Innos. Innos is designed
>to foster a culture of innovation, creativity, and connections. It
>equips curious minds with the right content creation tools to inspire
>and connect ideas.”
>
>
>Its got the now-common block-style content building pages, but seems to
>want to be able to present related content in parallel pages.
>
>It is a little baffling to me. I’d be curious to learn what others
>think.
>
>Steve
Posted by MadaboutDana
Sep 28, 2021 at 09:55 PM
It’s heavily inspired by Craft, but takes the concepts in a new direction (not unlike Gingko, too).
I’m quite impressed!
Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Sep 28, 2021 at 10:33 PM
Interesting indeed.
The CPU and GPU both however jump to 50-90% while scrolling and idle at 50%. Needs serious optimisations…
(Chromium Edge on Windows 10)
Pierre Paul Landry
IQ Designer
Posted by satis
Sep 29, 2021 at 02:08 AM
MadaboutDana wrote:
>It’s heavily inspired by Craft, but takes the concepts in a new
>direction (not unlike Gingko, too).
Yes, Craft plus their Transno graph + other niceties.
But Craft data is offline-first, and they spent a lot of time working on the issues of privacy and data portability.
https://www.craft.do/s/5EYqvXdOUIrNu5
Transno and Innos are both server-centric, yes? Its owner Lark is a subsidiary of ByteDance, and although Lark is based in Singapore, ByteDance’s ownership is problematic. This past May the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) stated that companies including ByteDance had engaged in illegal data collection and misuse of personal information. (Though to be fair they also dinged Microsoft and Baidu’s browsers as well.)
So while I enjoy viewing TikTok videos (with an account using a burner email address), I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable with my data sitting on servers ultimately controlled by Bytedance.