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4.79 out of 5
81 ratings in Australia
From multi-scale planning through to timeblocking the day, and of course having these properly integrated, this app makes it easy to implement Cal Newport's approaches. It's uncanny, even, since I don't think the app and the Newportian world are all that familiar with each other
It will be good if you make a good use of the new widgets. As it’s nice to have a quick glance of your day without having to open the app each time.
Noteplan has beciomne my monthly, weekly and daily planner. Keeps me on my toes but calm. Thanks
I trialled noteplan a couple of years ago and it wasn’t for me. A lot has changed since then and I wouldn’t mind trialling it again. Unfortunately there is no second trial option. There isn’t even the option to subscribe for 1 month. If I want to check it out now, I have to subscribe for a full year. I’m not rich enough to take that gamble so I have to give it a miss.
Have only been using NotePlan for about 2 weeks and am amazed at what is capable of. I am trying to start “basically” but am seeing so many further and advanced features in videos and blogs….i just want it all. Support is second to none. Very responsive and nothing is too much trouble. The discord group is very active and helpful, and the support from other members with videos and ideas has been so helpful is designing something that l know will progress but is helping me with the start of my more Productive Year. Thank you Team NotePlan.!
This is the one for serious note taking, organising, planning and calendar and reminders flawless integration. You can link every single, note, task, event etc. to each other. Ease of use with keyboard, for example to create a task you type * and then write your task. To create a dividing line you just type --- and hit enter. This is the fastest process I've ever used. I have tried, over years and years, every note taking app, calendar, to do list, and none of them have stuck or have been too much hard work. I don't know why I haven't seen this NotePlan before but I downloaded it yesterday and after only 24 hours I have everything sorted. This will be my daily everything in one place. I am a business owner, university student, mother of four, and have A LOT of information, dates, research, reminders... This app does it all and works seamlessly on Mac and iPhone, These people know what they are doing. This is a legitimate review, I am paying for this. $15 monthly as a test, but after 1 day of using it I will be purchasing a year at a time.
Being a Student - I cannot afford the price, and in Australia we pay even more. Carlo
to be honest I don't use this anywhere near as much as I should. It is incredibly feature rich and has probably the most active developer I have seen. Constant updated features.
The integration of calendar and note-taking functionality is really helping me to stay on top of big picture projects and daily minutiae. The developer is very responsive, too. The time block functionality, familiar to readers of Cal Newport’s work, is pure gold.
Definitely not worth $159 per year. Obsidian and Notion have more features, are more polished and more secure, and are free.
