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Stephen Zeoli

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Walling 3/1/2021
As I was poking around trying to fill out my list of note-takers (see previous posting), I learned of an app called Walling, which intrigues me. Walling is like a set of nested white boards (called Wa...
List of some notable information management and thinking apps 2/28/2021
Hi, Pierre, I explain in the little blurb at the top of the list that I did include some notable MacOS apps... It is pretty arbitrary, I admit. I definitely was excluding Windows only apps... not fro...
List of some notable information management and thinking apps 2/28/2021
I really wish we could edit these posts, or delete them. I don't share Dynalist lists often enough to have it down. Anyway, as you can see the two links in the previous posts are the same, I just hadn...
List of some notable information management and thinking apps 2/28/2021
I think I accidently sent the wrong link in the previous post. This should get you access: https://dynalist.io/d/oMmWU-wQ-amcgVc-JCFwq86R Steve
List of some notable information management and thinking apps 2/28/2021
In a recent thread we discussed a curated listing of different "thinking" apps. Well this isn't that, but it is a list I've been keeping in Dynalist for a while. I have updated it and thought I'd shar...
Moo.do 2/28/2021
One thing Moo.do is really lacking is decent documentation. I especially wish they would provide video tutorials with use cases. I suspect that would go a long way toward helping potential users see h...
Moo.do 2/28/2021
I too am not excited by the Google integration, although I do use Gmail for personal correspondence. A look at the Moo.do change log indicates that they are making updates every few days. In December ...
Dynalist enters the "hobby work" phase 2/28/2021
Erica, Like Bill (Mad About Dana), I am glad to learn Dynalist will continue to evolve. I use it every day and would like to continue to do so. Thank you for checking in here. Steve
Moo.do 2/28/2021
I see. I missed that. But they don't mention a "per user" fee in their pricing policies, which is unusual for an app that is pushing collaboration. Also, I don't see anything in the app that appears t...
Moo.do 2/27/2021
Actually, as far as I can tell from the website, Moo.do is aimed at individuals. Collaboration isn't even mentioned. Also, if you use the computer apps instead of the browser app, you have the option ...
Moo.do 2/27/2021
I've been intrigued by Moo.do for a while. It seems like a "light" version of Roam, with some additional features (i.e. calendar and Google Calendar integration). With the seismic news that Dynalist m...
Dynalist enters the "hobby work" phase 2/26/2021
This is a bit disappointing, but not surprising. I have been expecting Obsidian to absorb more of the developers' efforts -- in fact, I'm sure we've seen that in the slowed pace of Dynalist improvemen...
Replacement for using Ecco mostly as single pane outliner 2/24/2021
Well, great for a wordprocessing app; mediocre for an outliner. You can build outlines pretty quickly and rearrange the nodes with drag and drop, including nesting the nodes. I know you said you didn'...
Replacement for using Ecco mostly as single pane outliner 2/24/2021
Great minds... Chris Murtland wrote: Nice simultaneous posts about Noteliner :-D > >Also, I *think* you can run Ecco from a USB stick, although I've never >tried it. You can get the "installation" fi...
Replacement for using Ecco mostly as single pane outliner 2/24/2021
I'm leapfrogging over Dynalist and InfoQube, since you've already decided they won't work for you. An outlining app that is now defunct, but which might still work is called Noteliner. It is very clev...
ThinkingTools, softwares which helps in ThinkingProcess 2/17/2021
This is a nice idea in concept, but I think it is nearly impossible to do without driving yourself crazy. I know. I have tried. There are so many variables, so many different pieces of information to ...
Organizedly: A mashup of Obsidian and NotePlan (sort of) 2/15/2021
I received a response from one of the developers of Organizedly when I inquired about what improvements they are planning on. - Offline support - Two-way calendar integration to microsoft calendars (...
Organizedly: A mashup of Obsidian and NotePlan (sort of) 2/14/2021
I just learned about Organizedly this morning and am giving it a try. It is not officially released, but people can sign up for free early access as I've done. https://organizedly.io So far I am im...
Tree app - macOS 2/14/2021
To my knowledge, there is no way to show the note content in the Chart View pane. As I am unsure of the extent of your familiarity with Tinderbox I will point out that the note content is visible in t...
Tree app - macOS 2/12/2021
Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for and if it is worth the expense, but the Chart View in Tinderbox works like an expanding tree. I recorded a quick little demo: https://vimeo.com/511...
NotePlan 3 public beta (and subscription) 2/10/2021
Eduard is one of the great developers. More proof. The one thing that prevents me from diving whole-heartedly into NotePlan is that I spend my work days on a Windows computer. But Eduard has said tha...
SpringNotes 2/9/2021
I did hear back from the developer. He admits the search is very weak and plans on improving it. He will first improve the search in a single note, then will turn his attention to searching through al...
SpringNotes 2/9/2021
The search feature is very weak at this time. I've sent an inquiry to the developer asking about his plans to make the search more useful. I'll let you know what I hear back. Steve
SpringNotes 2/8/2021
A new note-taking app appeared on the Mac App Store last month. It only costs $6, so I tried it. SpringNotes has a collection of features that distinguish it. Particularly: - You can fold content in ...
Amplenote 1/30/2021
Of course it remains to be seen how useful Amplenote's calendar will be, but having a calendar -- that is a way to schedule tasks -- is essential to their stated goal: https://www.amplenote.com/about...
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