Mathias Rhein

Ideaverse Pro has already been an ingenious product, creating much like a guided interface for Obsidian that facilitates ideamaking and linking. For the v2, the group around Nick went deep to integrate feedback received for v1, and also they built a complete course around the application of the facilitated linking and knowledge management. Sure, there were guides before, but now they provide...

As a long-time follower, I appreciate the overview and comparability that I gain through the site. It is a sleek resource for tool comparison with a nice mixture of reviews and ratings by users, a score from the toolfinder team, and a good opportunity to make up your own mind. I like that Francesco has a very non-judgmental approach while testing but still manages to point out the limitations...

As I am following LYT and Nick for quite a while now, I am amazed of this offering. He could have easily charged quite a lot of money from the community, but he is making it free for the sake of distribution and accessibility. What a wonderful gift in a time where exceeding information is causing big paradigm shifts in the world. Both Obsidian and LYT are redefining the thinking space, I am so...

This little gem is the ultimate learning device for Obsidian. It is the unofficial manual for the unconventional way Obsidian approaches data in a linked environment. Here you can save yourself hours and hours of finding the right way of structuring your data in Obsidian while at the same time getting tons applicable knowledge right at your fingertips. Lean back and enjoy the first guided...

The LYT kit is a playground of possibilities. Just as with the real-life counterpart, aspiring notemakers have both some examples of a working system as well as the potential to experiment on their own. The best way of learning this new way of information evolution.

Flight school is a getting your hands dirty in the manual approach. Hugely interesting, as you learn to navigate the database and thereby learn to navigate Obsidian (or LogSeq) using Maps of Content. Nick provides an extensive and fully- featured experience. Deeply impressed by it and big thanks for this trip! If you use Obsidian, this is a must!

Just returned to supporting LogSeq financially as well. For anyone being in love with the way Roam handles links, LogSeq is the local and md-file-based remedy. only issue is stability, Obsidian compatibility would be nice, but pointing out the caveats would enable working around them already. Please continue to run our lives on this wonderful system 😍.

A Mac without Alfred feels like the operating system is not fully installed.

This is the holy grail of task manager functionality. Next to a Review system for done tasks this is THE functionality enabling real flow and preventing procrastination for me. Try it out and see for yourselves! TickTick just earned my support, the frequent update cycles really keep the app getting better and better without forcing you into any kind of philosophy. The software enables anything...