Anytype - Public Beta - A safe space for your thoughts, private, local, p2p & open

@motiondock Thank you so much✨We're excited about this journey ahead!

@jbgahh Thank you for your enthusiasm and support! We truly appreciate your participation in our community forum, it's invaluable to us! Just to clarify, are you referring to the ability to expand all the nested toggles at once? Can't find this feature request on the community forum.

@requilence Thanks for following up. I’m referring to a post called: Make “toggle” a feature of every block instead of/in addition to a block type Even if that title doesn’t end up describing the exact best implementation, I agree with the point. In that discussion, @isle9 summed it up well: “I’m not sure about all blocks, but use cases for headings and lists should be pretty obvious. If you section your canvas with headings, you can then easily toggle them on and off to hide the text that you might need or not need at the moment. Especially if you have a lot of text in one object. Similar use case for lists. If you have a really long list that also has a couple of indents, that can easily get out of hand. Obsidian has automatic toggles for those, for example.”

Hey @requilence I’m checking in on my question above. In the feature request post I mentioned, it looks like it was you who said that expanding toggles beyond its current limited use was 100% on track and in progress. Is there an eta for rollout, or did that plan get scrapped? Fingers crossed for the first option!!! Thank you.

@requilence, @anytypelabs, @sharipova — I’m on the edge of my seat, bursting with excitement to move my digital world into Anytype… I just need to know how & when toggling capabilities will be expanded (please see my question above). Thanks!!

@hilmanski Thank you, we are super happy that we have finally opened our product for everyone! 🙌

@dmitriif Thanks for your interest! We're launching collaboration features by the end of the year. We aim to be powerful alternative for teams. Plus, there's an option to self-host. Stay tuned!

@chrisshort It may seem similar to other note and task apps at first glance. Beyond just notes and tasks, it allows you to create types and relations that mimic real-world classifications. Think of it as creating your own database or knowledge graph, where you define the parameters. Plus, with E2E encryption, a local-first design, and being able to check the source-code, it prioritizes speed, data ownership and privacy. But what truly sets Anytype apart is our vibrant community. We have a myriad of users who share insights, provide feedback, and actively participate in shaping the future of Anytype. We're not just building a product; we're building it together as a community :)

@simoelalj, right now we have the local API which was designed with our own clients in mind. For example, it has a lot of focus on the block-based commands and real-time events. So, it may be challenging to build some kind of simple integration using this API, and we don't publicly highlight it. Still, we would like to hear what you want to do with the API, so we can shape it in a way our users would enjoy building on. You can connect with us via the https://community.anytype.io or at the TG group https://t.me/anytype