OrgPad

Name: OrgPad
Rating: 3.0 (2 reviews)

A simple and easy-to-use app that liberates your thinking

3.0•2 reviews•

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A simple and easy-to-use app that liberates your thinking

3.0•2 reviews•

12 followers

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OrgPad is a universal tool. It is good for planning, brainstorming, presentations, storing information, but it's also good for long-term work like learning for an exam or tracking a project. At first, it'll remind you of Mind Maps but it's so much more!

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FromNotion

This is a very interesting idea. It's not the same as mind maps. When I can't find the answer to a question, I draw a fact-map on paper. It seems this tool can be used for the same thing, but on a computer.

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@shashcoffe That's a good observation! Of course you can create mind maps in OrgPad, but the magic of OrgPad is the freedom you get. Similarly, with paper, nobody tells you how to work with it either. Sometimes I have no links in a document at all, just words. Sometimes it's a complex network of detailed information. Sometimes it's a mix of both. Digital tools allow some things you simply can't do with paper: easily attach other documents, insert images and videos, rearrange easily. It's playful. I'd like to know more about your method. Does it mean that you write down on paper everything you can think of on a given question, try to find connections, and see what comes out?

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4yr ago

Exactly! Thanks for such a perfect description. I always describe OrgPad as a blank canvas where you can paint with your thoughts. Moreover, it leads you to create various kinds of graphs spontaneously. I wrote an article about this, I discovered it in the works of children. Unfortunately it's only in Czech so far. But here is an overview of what I called the Free Structuring and meanings of individual graphs. This can be very valuable for creators to understand their work in OrgPad or work of others. https://orgpad.com/o/0965fb61-45...

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4yr ago

@shashcoffe Exactly! I found OrgPad when I was looking for a mind map tool and learned to work differently, hopefully better.

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4yr ago

FromNotion

@klavikova Hey, Kamila! Thanks for replying! For instance, I want to reflect on the past year and set goals for the next. How I use the method: 1. I'm completely disconnected from the digital world. I turn off all notifications and remove all distractions that might interrupt me unexpectedly. For the whole day. 2. Then I take a piece of paper, and in the very center I write something like, "What can I say about the past year and what do I want to do next year?" 3. I try to immerse myself in a state of strong puzzlement with this question and thus form a strong dominance in my brain. So that I can think about it all day and nothing else. 4. When my brain is puzzled, I start writing out all the facts on paper. That's how I get a big fact-map. 5. After looking carefully and studying the resulting map of facts, my brain loads all these facts into its default mode network and begins to work actively. 6. Then I let my mind wander freely, while I do nothing. I just walk around. 7. After a while, my brain starts giving out a lot of ideas and hypotheses. I write them out and get a map with ideas. That map is my fundament for setting goals and writing plans. 8. I end up setting goals and writing plans. I hope it helps. =)

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4yr ago

FromNotion

@jindrazdrahal Hello, Jindřich! Have you already tried other mind-mapping tools?

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4yr ago

Easy to use , everybody gets the chance to be an OrgPad super creator, students love their presentations and easy to use and share: here a page for my Maturita seekers: https://orgpad.com/s/KsDQSG6Qlld

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4yr ago

OrgPad

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@petra_bydzovska Thank you for contribution! Wow, your OrgPage about the Czech Republic is one of the biggest OrgPages I've ever seen. And it's very informative. I'll take a closer look later. What was the biggest obstacle for you in creating OrgPages?

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4yr ago

@petra_bydzovska Wow, your OrgPad is amazing! I send it to our English teachers. Thx

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4yr ago

Excited to start the new year and be more productive with a tool like this one! Congratulations, @vit_kalisz and @klavikova! Oh, and Happy Holidays!

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@vit_kalisz @firas_abboud Happy Holidays to you too! We're always happy when we can help people to be more productive and achieve their goals. Stay tuned! We plan to create videos showing how OrgPad can be used to be more productive. The new videos should start appearing in January. Follow us on social media so you don't miss any tips. An overview of the social networks where you can find us: https://orgpad.com/o/BbbSme7AtLo... If you want to meet more like-minded people and share your experiences, join discussion on our Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/byzpp...

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@vit_kalisz @klavikova @firas_abboud We have originally created OrgPad for our own use since we desperately needed a tool like this. I can no longer imagine working without using OrgPad daily. And since it was great for us, we also wanted to offer this to other. It is amazing to see it growing every day and helping hundreds of people to achieve more in their lives.

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@vit_kalisz @firas_abboud We were super excited, so we hurried up with the first video: https://twitter.com/orgpad_offic... We have more videos in the queue.

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4yr ago

Thursday

Love the ability to connect stuff!

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@rucha_joshi8 The ability to content stuff freely as one wants is very important for us: https://orgpad.com/s/mMe3ir. Sometimes I just want to place ideas freely without any connections. In other situations, connections are very important, and by looking at them all the time, one understands them better or discovers new ones.

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4yr ago

Thursday

@pavel_klavik Yep, makes total sense.

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4yr ago

Formaloo

Really cool UI, congrats

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@farokh_shahabi Thanks, seemless UX is really important to us and we spent a lot of time making it as simple as possible. This includes that certain elements can be controlled in multiple different ways, we are tolerant to errors, etc. The goal is to make the usage of OrgPad so easy and seemless that one can fully focus on their own ideas and problems.

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

I'll give a free yearly license to the owner of the best OrgPage here in the comments at the end of the month ;-) So go ahead, create an account and start being creative. :D The OrgPage must be published to make it count. Setting up a presentation path might help you get a better chance on winning! Best of luck to you all and don't hesitate to ask any questions. :-)

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4yr ago

I use, as a quality manager, OrgPad for planning and presentations at management meetings. Marking out the context is easy. Moreover, I found that turning fulfilled tasks green surprisingly motivates my co-workers. Instead of drafting minutes of the meeting, I just send them a link to the relevant orgpage and they bring their amendments there themselves. You may watch "to-do list" video, https://youtu.be/kS1BZ3dU2fk, which helped me improve my planning. The video is in Czech, but it is graphically clear.

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4yr ago

OrgPad

Maker

@regina_kaliszova Coloring tasks which are done by green is amazing. We use it all the time in OrgPad development. For instance this is my recent todo-list with bug fixes and small improvements for OrgPad: https://orgpad.com/img/D8mbIMwV1.... I look forward to the day when the entire list is green :).

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4yr ago

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