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@manasvinik Maker here,
TL;DR: it's not that different right now, but we are going to make it better than Workflowy. Right now the differences are (1) you can create folders and documents, (2) there's a file finder (Ctrl+O), (3) LaTeX support coming really soon. See my comment below for more details.
@shida_li Thanks for the clarification. If you're looking for feedback, one thing I'd suggest is to change the UI to not look so visually similar to them. I was confused for a moment there! :)
@vladzima@manasvinik Well, given we've only had less than 3 months of development time, there's still a long way to go. We do have a long list of features that are in the works and waiting in line, but I'm curious what makes you say it's a "less functionable twin".
P.S. Feel free to call us out on being a Workflowy clone because that's what we started out as. People eventually build better things based off existing ideas, and we strive to make a difference.
Hey guys, maker here.
As long time Workflowy users, we felt like it's developing relatively slowly, and we had a lot of new ideas we want to experiment in terms of features, addressing many use cases not addressed by Workflowy.
Also we found the free user limitation restrictive (250-500 item), while the pro option expensive (as a comparison, Evernote's most expensive tier is the same price of $50/year). We won't be as restricting, and there will not be numbers limiting your work.
Coming soon: LaTeX support
Currently we're focusing on building a solid foundation to be able to add features quickly.
Some other things we have in mind:
- Real time collaboration: websockets, show where other users are editing, commenting
- Content enrichment: text formatting, images, urls, etc
- Tagging and navigation: tags, dates, map location, etc
- Note taking enhancements: screen docking, web clipping, text expansion/macros
- Other views: Trello-like 2d view, column view like Mac finder
@robertvhoesel Hey Robert, I'm curious what mean by Evernote integration? Do you convert an Evernote note to an Omniflow document? Do you clip part of a website and send it to Omniflow? Thanks!
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The overall simplicity - not just in the UI, but in your emails, in the login popup, in the About page - everywhere - struck me.
Great great work for logic obsessed, compulsive list-makers such as myself.
The one thing that prevents me from using this right away are the missing features to share and collaborate.
Lastly, if a bullet has no sub-points, I understand why I can still zoom in but cant understand why the mouse cursor turns into a hand while hovering upon the bullet, there's nothing inside.
Lastly (a second time), I stumbled upon Omniflow while looking for a simple tool that helps me make a visual Company roadmap with each box element clickable (which serves as the zoom-in for your product). So pretty much as simple as and with the same structure as Omniflow, but visual. If that is integrated some day, that'd be AWESOME!
@arastuz We're glad you enjoy using it!
Sharing and collaboration works! You can share a file with others via email address (for now, the recipient must be a registered user), or via an anonymous sharing link. The sharing menu can be brought up with a right click on a document or a folder.
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Workflowy clone meets wunderlist with a dash of evernote. This is a professional outliner app at its finest. UI deftly balances "zen mode" simplicity with a surprising (almost overwhelming) number of power features: filter by dates, saved searches, file attachments, linking between items, formatting, etc. etc.
Bravo.
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