Lynne d Johnson

The upgrades in Workflowy have been amazing. I've tried a lot of other outlining tools and for me this one works most like my brain. The ability to drill down into items just works for me. Looking at ordered lists or checkboxes on other lists don't quite work the way I work. I need to see things in fluid motion. That's why I love Workflowy for organization.

I use it more for actually drafting and writing and producing content for the web than for taking notes. The simplicity and the beauty, as well as the export features make it a great tool to take directly to a CMS.

I really don't understand why Amazon doesn't just buy these guys and incorporate their tech into their Kindle Notes and Highlights. Sure they updated Highlights and Notes to have a better UI but what CIippings.io does in terms of being able to easily export to Evernote and to add new notes and send them back to your Kindle as well as the inclusion of tagging. It's now $1.99/month and well worth...

Love this app. You can put together a nice mix for a party and just let it auto transition on its own or you can sort of be an active dj and blend tracks when and where you want to. I've found it to mostly seamlessly blend. What I love most is if I haven't thought of all the tracks I want to put together in a playlist, with the Spotify integration you can get tracks auto suggested that are in a...

My initial experience with Sortd was kind of like my initial experience with Gmail Inbox. I felt you had to learn too much or set up too many things to really get into using it. But no I was wrong. It's not just like Trello for Gmail it's even more than that. For years, I was adding this plugin and that plugin to Gmail like Boomerang and others. Sortd is like all of them and more. It has just...