Hey Franz, You can subscribe under the yellow banner that says "Stay updated" on the main page (https://thinktool.io/). No need to sign up :)

Thanks for elaborating, Bernhard and Franz -- it makes a lot of sense that you would want something that you can use offline too. I imagine you aren't the only ones with this use case. It actually mi...

Thank you for checking it out and giving feedback, Dr. Andus! I'll try to answer your question. Thinktool is mainly designed for people who do some kind of research or learning, and use that in their...

Hey Bernhard, > Will there be a self-hosted version that will work offline and stores its data locally? So, this is something I've been thinking a lot about, and I already had part of this post type...

Thanks for the bug report, jaslar. That's right, you're supposed to click "New" to create a new item. Previously, this button was only active if you first clicked an existing item first, which I susp...

Hey Paul Thanks a bunch for the feedback; it help me a lot with figuring out how to explain Thinktool to people, so I appreciate it. By Roam-style linking, I really just mean "bidirectional links". ...

Hello everyone! I want to show you all a new note-taking application that I've been working on, which some of you may find interesting. It's called Thinktool, and although it's still in early develop...

Hello Tullio I think TheBrain is well-suited for what you want to do. I would make a hierarchy like: Fields of study -> Authors -> Books -> Concepts But then also have the most important books an...

Thanks for the advice, Frnaz and Bill. Yeah, I agree, I should make a new topic for it. Actually, I'm currently working on implementing a small interactive guide, so I'll probably wait until that's do...

I've actually been working on my own knowledge manager, directly inspired by Roam. It's called Thinktool, and there's a version publicly available at https://thinktool.io if anyone's interested. Thin...