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Re:Tools for Thinking by MikeLumos on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @09:19AM (#28301298)
Another good one: https://nulis.io/ (or https://gingkoapp.com/). It's like a mindmap turned sideways, in a more convenient format.

And of course: https://dynalist.io

Both are infinitely nested tree editors, that enable you to organize information very conveniently. Great for writing, brainstorming, taking notes.

On iOS I use Editorial (a great text editor) to write down all my notes, and I use #tags to make it easy to search all my notes by topic (like #webdev, #health, #books, and so on).

Also Track and Share is a great habit tracker, and Things 3 is a great todo list manager. The more thoughts I can offload from my brain into the app - the better.

On my laptop I use Emacs org-mode, it's fantastic.

Re:Tools for Thinking by Step888 on Saturday August 28, 2021 @05:27PM (#28341658)
How much is nulis? I always get nervous when an online service doesn't have an easy to access pricing page.