You should know that you are literally trusting russians with your data when using this app, as this app is made by russians.

What a wonderful and caring video. To make such a video and truly share from an authentic place of love is the mark of a winner. I"m over twice your age, and still found meaning in those words. The truth is, everything is ultimately an experiment, and there's never a place we get to, where we're all "set." I agree there's really no "failure" except when we view our actions through the lens of those outside of ourselves and our unique paths. Thank you for sharing and adding encouragement to those that get to see this. I'm not sure how I happened upon this video, and glad I did.

You look beautiful

I’ve tested others like: - Joplin (has a good web clipper and OCR) - Notebook Zohoo (good web clipper and bad OCR) - Notesnook (beautiful interface, good web clipper but no OCR).

I think notejoy, like UpNote is underrated. Both have very good UI/UX, are affordable and have plenty of features to keep a lot of notetakers happy.

How does Anytype compare to this list?

cool! Are you still getting value from it?

Hello Daniel. I agree with many of your comments regarding AI Note Taking Apps and Mem is no exception. The thing that really appeals to me with Mem is that I don't really need to do too much Tagging and/or Back Linking (according to the information I have gathered). I really like the idea of dumping information into Mem and surfacing it as needed. I have tried MANY note taking Apps and the biggest overhead has been the need to Tag, Back Link, Reference etc. I'm not lazy, it's just too much work for a person who works in excess of 80 hours a week. Ultimately this is what "kills" an App for me. Way too much Adminstration and organisation. Hopefully Mem can pull it all off and present a really appealing App.

Intrigued by this app. Got on the waiting list when I got my first glimpse many many months ago. There is not a lot of reviews out there, but there are some... I might suggest there are enough out there, as well as the website where you cat get a bit of a feel. What struck me was that it did not dawn on me that this a Mac only app. For all I watched and waited and read... that part seemed missing. This vid is one of the few that comes to mind that makes brief mention of it. Saving grace is that there is a web app, but even then, with that there are many interactive features missing. No 'Ctrl-L', not 'capture' while browsing.. Hopefully, somewhere in the pipeline there are plans, we'll see. This development and invite cycle seems to not be in a particular rush.

Totally agree... my two FAVORITE apps... Milanote & Heptabase. Used Milanote for almost two years (still love it) but... I discovered Heptabase. I'm becoming fanatical over Heptabase and discover new things about it daily. It is the most enjoyable, fun, productive learning app I've ever used. Everything I did in Milanote I can do in HB + 100 things more. I believe I have found my all-in-one. Thanks for a great video.

I watched a few hours of KZbin tutorials, purchase templates, and bought two courses to try to expedite my way through the learning curve. This is simply something most people are not going to do. I agree that unless they find a way to make this a lot simpler for the average user, this is going to be a very niche product for a small group of people.

I'm old enough to remember having a 'Filofax' which had my life in it, diary, contacts, and to-dos. When I got a Samsung Blackjack, for me, this was the first really great SmartPhone, it didn't take me more than a second to realise my Filofax was done. I returned to using a Samsung last year, and again, it has turned into my 'everything' device. It has a pen built-in, which I never use, I didn't notice when it went missing.

Wonderful. I haven't used any of my physical Journals/pens for a few years now, but this video makes me think about revisiting the whole genre! I love fountain pens & travelers notebooks, & have quite a few....time to get them out again I think. :) Thanks for sharing & Showing yours.

Anybody part of the Walling Slack community? Can anybody share any news from there or is it all private information?

Hopefully the new Walling features under the new Walling leadership will begin to roll out before the end of 2024.

The thing I like about Walling is how the bricks behave when they move. They don't shrink or collapse. They are not see-through. They don't tilt. You don't have to follow a coloured indictor line to the spot you want to move it to. When you have tried/tested so many other apps with "cards" that you can move around a canvas or a board view and then you move around bricks in Walling you can feel the difference immediately.

Imagine if the Supernotes app merged with the Walling app...that means we could finally have notecards on a wall instead of bricks on a wall. The user experience would be the closest to replicating sticking physical notes or cards on a physical wall instead of building a wall of bricks.

I was playing with MyMind the other day, and it failed to find a word that I was searching for, even though it was in the text of a note. Not good.

I also used Mem a few years back. It seems like the world has passed it by, in some areas. I didn't pay as I wasn't convinced. I don't need AI, chat or collaboration. I need files import and export. I am using Notesnook and Heptabase.

I really like this app so far. I'm looking for videos/tik toks on maximizing this tool, what would you recommend?. I paid for the full year and looking for how others are using this tool

It really needs calendar integrations. I’d need to see my events to schedule around.

Objects in Craft looks awesome!

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:26 *📱 Visual note taking apps organize information visually, ranging from text-centric apps like HEAB Base to those focusing on images and files.* 01:49 *🎨 Applications like Milanote cater specifically to designers, emphasizing image and file management over text.* 03:07 *📝 Some note-taking apps, like Craft, incorporate visual elements such as whiteboards, enhancing traditional note-taking capabilities.* 05:24 *🌐 HEAB Base offers extensive features including maps, task management, and backlinking, making it ideal for detailed visual note-taking.* 08:04 *💸 SCRL and similar apps like HEAB Base provide comparable whiteboard functionalities with minor interface differences.* 12:16 *🖼️ Milanote excels in capturing images and features an infinite canvas for creative organization.* 14:30 *🔍 Walling integrates OCR capabilities for searching within images, alongside flexible note organization and project management features.* 17:30 *🏷️ The Mastermind plan of Obsidian offers AI-driven tagging and advanced search functionalities for enhanced note retrieval.* 20:12 *📌 Craft provides visually appealing whiteboarding features and integrates well within the Apple ecosystem for seamless use.* 22:15 *🗒️ Logseq combines outline-based note-taking with whiteboard capabilities, although its interface may require adaptation.* 25:22 *📊 X Styles functions similarly to Notion with a strong emphasis on database management, complemented by visual tile-based layouts.* 27:18 *📝 An application called A Fine or A allows local storage and upcoming self-hosting, blending features of pages, backlinks, and robust whiteboarding capabilities.* 28:13 *🖍️ A Fine or A integrates notes with whiteboards effectively, ideal for visual brainstorming that seamlessly transitions into structured page content.* Made with HARPA AI

Affine is the real deal if it keeps growing.

Been using it since a few months only but will say its my favourite app to capture anything i want to. An Idea a photograph, relevant irrelevant things. Perfect for that. But it fails as a full scale KM app, and has a very casual look to it. The UI needs proper sizing and better fonts, or atleast a choice from casual UI to slightly office casual type. Rest all is good.

Yeah I agree, as a developper, Tana is super powerful (the node system is brilliant, tag inheritance & multiple inheritance are so welcomed, commands are powerful) but so confusing and not intuitive! I am also not comfortable with the idea of needing to subscribe to a cloud-based application to host all of my personal data, at the risk of them being able to delete all of my data or just losing features to run my life if I unsubscribe. I wish there was one tool that fits all my needs but at the time I use Apple Notes for quick & personal notes, Apple Reminders for personal reminders (with calendar integration with latest iOS & macOS software), Obsidian for work related stuff (as a developper, taking notes in markdown format is really cool and practical for writing code snippets), and Notion for organizing a few things in my life in databases (Movies/books/series, new words, job board, project planning, web links, music gear, dev tools...) are linking them all together in a cohesive way... AnyType and Capacities look very promising but they're not there yet for me. I love that these are offline (soon completely offline for Capacities) and really snappy software. I also think it is more intuitive to work with Object types than with Databases. AnyType still misses a lot a features and the UI needs work. Capacities is progressing really quickly, but things like Formulas, two-way relations, roll-ups, collaboration, and a good web-clipper are making me stick to Notion for a lot a things (check out Flylighter for the next best Notion web clipper) ! Maybe one day we'll have that perfect tool ! Offline, private, interoperable, object based, collaborative, with easy text/md export, etc. I dream of building a tool like that, but that's waaay down the road. Cheers man.

c'mon! Get back to some Heptabase stuff... you KNOW it's the best of em' all. Right? LOL

Acknowledging my bias (I use Workflowy as my daily driver), I agree with much of what you say here. Even setting aside prices, I would rank these tools as you have based on simplicity and power.

Try REMNOTE if you call this app best

Great content! I haven't tried many of these apps, but I'm a big partisan for LogSeq! Owning your notes and it being free are big talking points, but also I think it is great and very useful: extracting all of its potentiality needs some studying and some planning, but it gives back a lot. It also has defects, namely, for me, a bit rough aesthetics and the fact that hashtags are treated as nodes as much as other notes, and I'd really like for it to implement some kind of supertag à la Tana, but it's great for the rest! One only suggestion I feel I can give you for your videos: I think you could add the names of the apps you talk about on the screen when you introduce them, it would make it easier to understand for those who don't know them already!

Shots fired!

Create a bulleted list. Then try to remove the bullets and make it regular text.

Keep hold of that outlook and you'll have a wonderful and amazing life. 😊 Thank you for sharing your true and authentic self, i feel blessed just watching your videos.

I feel so old all of sudden. Been watching your videos for a while as sort of mentoring in productivity and always felt you were a lot older (based on knowledge not appearance!) Good topic, its ok to fail. Its also fine to partially succeed which you'll do a lot. If you ever work in corporate projects then things are rarely 100% a success but the finished product can still add value to the org and give personal lessons for learning.

You're trying things, learning and experiencing life. You're still so young (25), it's ok.

In Portugal (and nuestros hermanos in Spain), companies are slowish and lots of people are taking a time off for August as well.

I very much value your content Daniel. Thank you so much for your honest and genuine voice. With all due respect to Tana and the vision and promise of the app.. after fighting with Tana trying to understand it for almost 2 years, I've given up. It's just very difficult to figure out how to use, and there are so many things that just don't work intuitively for me or are so obscure. And I have a tech background and consider myself relatively good at these things. My notetaking system for half my life has been node-based / outline based so I was initially excited by it. And it promises the next generation of such a system. But for now, while I'll keep an eye on Tana, I will be sticking with Workflowy, Dynalist, and Checkvist for my needs for the foreseeable future.

Very interesting software. And visually appealing, but suspicious that they don't offer a free plan to hook an audience. How would you compare Heptabase with Amplenote, especially in task management? Thank you for another great video.

Always enjoy your vids, Daniel - keep 'm coming! ;-) Still kind of excited about Tana, but it's definitely becoming less with their lack of communication. (Just a quick note though, the audio levels on your videos lately have been rather low/quiet.)

Thank you man

I think it’s right you include Apple notes . I use it a lot . I just wish it had a graph view . My main pkm app is Anytype . All my daily notes are there . I also love capacities . It’s so appealing to use .

Proud of you too bro! Failure is growth and a good thing if you keep going and learn from it!!

Proud of you too man.

Hang in there man, you're doing a great job too. Hope you had a good day💜

A good alternative to Evernote is Notesnook, has a good web clipper but lacks OCR.

Anytype is awsome. Coming from mysql though it sure took some playing around before I got a grip of it

Awesome stuff dude

It's infinetily better to have one app to handle it all. People switch between craft docs, notion, onenote etc - you name it. There's a fundamental flaw in related thinking here about apps: - Trying to endlessly arrange your content - its actually not important - Endlessly doing complex organising etc, productivity porn - productivity porn doesnt get the job done, you just getting stuck in administrative tasks which shouldn even be there to begin with - Thinking that beautifully looking notes etc will somehow will make your more productive - no its not. - Now AI joined - no LLM app can boost your workflow now, its just non existent for now with few exceptions, and even they will slow you down because they require to switch apps=>contexts. The most useful thing right now is semantic search. As for tagging, you should develop your own tags and let LLM choose from YOUR tags, otherwise it will be productivity pron because ai doesn't know your intentions, doesn't know your actual business. - And some more it's not getting work done - you don't get new insights, you don't get projects done, you don't get designs done You can store all your notes and info in markdowen with YAML propetries, yes it may not look as fancy as stuff like craft docs etc, but it will make you work, create ideas and other derivelables way faster. Now when all your notes in markdown, you can manipulate it as you wish. The only problem here is to put restrictions and conventions and follow them, its actually easy All those fancy arrangements should be done for client, or if you design your landing page, your product and so on. But you don't have to advertise anything to yourself in your own system Though i will be glad if obsidian had notion editor and some other options

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Does the Lazy.so IA allows you to chat with your notes?