3 stars: It appears there is a community of people using emacs to manage their do-lists. This app is based on that environment, it is therefore powerful and not entirely easy to use. It also has a lovely dark grey on charcoal colour scheme that is kind of unreadable. I'd like to use it, I hope to become able to.
5 stars: First of all: It's open source! AWESOME! Although I'm not a big fan of org-mode (I'm using VIM for almost 15 years now) I really like the concepts behind org-mode. And this app really helps me to keep my notes and tasks in one single place. Besides this: You can tag everything so you also have non-linear content creation. What I miss by now: - if one heading has tags, show these also for all sub-headings Thanks in advance!
4 stars: Mostly great. Searching is complex; no drag and drop for moving selected notes; no zooming in on subnotes so that they're not scrunched on the right hand side of the screen. Maybe I should help with these... Also, if there were a nice way to keep this in sync with a laptop copy, it would be 6 stars at least. 😁
5 stars: This app is fantastic for something Free/Open Source. (There's not even any ads!) My only complaint is that reordering and reparenting notes isn't very discoverable. A note in the Getting Started notebook would be very helpful. Again, this app is excellent and I highly recommend it.
4 stars: Just moved from another todo app. I like it thus far, but I am missing an option to have dismissing a notifica...