(App) Orgzly – Notes & To-Do Lists
Orgzly is an outliner for taking notes and managing to-do lists.
You can keep notebooks stored in plain-text and have them synchronized with a directory on your mobile device, SD card, Dropbox, or over WebDAV.
Notebooks are saved in Org mode’s file format. “Org mode is for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system.” See orgmode.org for more information.
Orgzly user reviews :
I love it but the interface isn’t that pretty in the standards of nowadays modernity. I wish a betterment in the interface response and a better management in terms of creating tasks and setting reminders, otherwise, great work. I wish for you to better the AMOLED black theme as well, as most elements on the UI doesn’t match up, like the “+” icon for example. Thank you!
First of all: It’s open source! AWESOME! Although I’m not a big fan of org-mode (I’m using VIM for almost 15 years now) I really like the concepts behind org-mode. And this app really helps me to keep my notes and tasks in one single place. Besides this: You can tag everything so you also have non-linear content creation. What I miss by now: – if one heading has tags, show these also for all sub-headings Thanks in advance!
Mostly great. Searching is complex; no drag and drop for moving selected notes; no zooming in on subnotes so that they’re not scrunched on the right hand side of the screen. Maybe I should help with these… Also, if there were a nice way to keep this in sync with a laptop copy, it would be 6 stars at least.
This app is fantastic for something Free/Open Source. (There’s not even any ads!) My only complaint is that reordering and reparenting notes isn’t very discoverable. A note in the Getting Started notebook would be very helpful. Again, this app is excellent and I highly recommend it.
So if you’re not using org, you may not need or want this. It’s highly, unbelievably customizable, but the learning curve was pretty steep & I had to keep going back to the fairly terse user guide. For me the customizability is basically overkill; I only need it for tasks & to-do lists or shopping lists. I use a calendar app that is basically a better front end to the Android native GCalendar & syncs w/it online. THIS app is amazing. It’s just way more than I need.
Just moved from another todo app. I like it thus far, but I am missing an option to have dismissing a notification (swipe left/right) automatically result in the rescheduling of a recurring note (and possibly also in the marking done of a non recurring one).
the app is great. It’s not fit to someone who don’t use org-mode, but for them who use it’s best. it’s not have great UX, but it’s due to flexibility of orgmode itself.
This app is awesome, but the the method to add entries is a little annoying, btw, i think the most comfortable way to add entries is like workflowy’s which is more like org-mode in adding them.
Orgzly is an amazing app! Combine it with orgmode+emacs on the desktop and Syncthing and you have a perfect GTD setup. @dev Keep up a great work!
Fantastic app ! You can really set things up to it fits perfectly your way of working.
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- Title in search results is either “Search” or “Agenda” (if it includes “ad” in the query). Name of the saved search would have been much more useful. Thanks for suggestion and the review!
I personally find this a wonderful app. Very intuitive and well structured as long as you read the user manual carefully. It does what it says, although there is immense potential for more features, I would personally like more options when it comes to fonts, sizes and colours. Apart from that, this just made my life easier.
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