Incremental Note-Taking

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Notesnook

> This means our tool has to be fast, and can’t burden you with questions like “In what folder should I put this?” that aren’t relevant in the moment. This is so important. I feel most note taking apps approach note taking the wrong way: organization first, ideas later. Most of our notes are random and the only real organization they can fit into is time. I have recently launched a note taking app [0] that keeps this in focus. In my opinion, "organizing notes" is often done after "writing notes" and that is how the app is built. 1. Note taking is a fast activity - you can take notes from any where in your phone, opening the app is fast, the steps to actually writing a note are frew, the note editor is uncluttered and stays out of the way. 2. Time is a first class citizen: all notes are sorted by date created, grouped by modifiers like year, week, month & alphabetical. 3. The app doesn't force you to organize your notes i.e., there's no special distinction between organized and unorganized notes. Some apps put unorganized notes in a specific folder or tag. Not so with my app. The focus is on writing notes; organization comes later. 4. Recalling notes is currently not the most amazing thing. There is full text search, however I feel like that's not enough. Things like similarity search (based on tags) or advanced filtering are yet to be implemented. I think all these fit well into the incremental note taking system. However, that's a coincidence really. [0] https://notesnook.com/.

#Notes #Personal Notes #Note Taking 84 social mentions

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Jrnl.sh

#Personal Notes #Terminal Tools #Note Taking 16 social mentions

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Trilium Notes

I recommand an amazing cross-platform note-taking tool: Trilium(https://github.com/zadam/trilium) made by zadam.

#Note Taking #Notes #Todos 113 social mentions

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40 Hadiths

I'm a long-time user of Quiver and feel that it's just about perfect. It is MacOS only though, and I haven't found a suitable equivalent for Linux or Windows (work). However Joplin comes really close. If you're a fan of Joplin but are using MacOS, give Quiver a try. They also have an iOS app, and someone made Quaver for Android. https://happenapps.com/ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.andrewt.quaver.

#Mobile Apps #Religion #Web Search 1172 social mentions