My informal listing of note-takers and information managers

I've started a list of note-taking and information management apps using Dynalist. This list is mostly of apps available online via browser, though some are available as well on MacOS and iOS devices. This listing is in no way intended to be comprehensive. Mostly, they are apps I find interesting enough to want to check …

Dynalist is still my most useful productivity app

Well it has been a while since I last posted, but prompted by recent comments from a reader, who is also a fan of Dynalist, I want to post this update. There have been some newish apps that have vied for the work for which I use Dynalist. I was very intrigued by Roam Research …

Quick and easy Dynalist to Tinderbox export

One of the limitations of Tinderbox is that it is only accessible from your MacOS device. If, like me, you spend most of your work day on a Windows PC, it can mean leaving Tinderbox out of your "workflow." But there is a quick and easy way to make notes on a PC (or almost …

Dynalist for Bullet Journaling

I mentioned in my overview article about Dynalist that I keep my digital bullet journal using the app. In this follow-up article, I will be discussing a few specifics about how and why I've chosen Dynalist for this purpose. Note: The Bullet Journal system was developed by Ryder Carroll. I believe it is a trademark …

Dynalist — one of my workhorse apps

Dynalist is a cloud-based outlining app that I’ve come to rely upon daily. It isn’t all that flashy, so I tend to use it, but not think much about it. But it is so useful, it deserves a post from me. Because it is an outliner first and foremost, Dynalist is extremely versatile. I use …