Dynalist

awww don’t you want to let me in? don’t you want me to use your littw appy wappy? am i not worthy to overcome the test of the “please sign up to use this app’? won’t you give me even the slightest CLUE as to why I can’t even get past the bugged out ‘sign-up’ page?? ooops well i’ll just keep looking elsewhere then you idiots

I am trying this and signed up on my iPad using my Apple ID. Unfortunately, when I went to my iMac to use the app in Safari, I am not allowed to sign in using my Apple ID! Same for their MacOS app. What a great way to lose a potential customer! Deleted.

Although basic maintenance continues. Developers appear to have placed their attention on to developing a different platform. It's a pity because for a while Dynalist was easily the best in class. That has become less obvious recently as competitors have been allowed to catch up.

Like the interface and usability

Having actual folders makes this easier to structure and navigate. The free version has all the core functions, without limits on how much you can write.

Kind of flight-check list that you can do whenever and wherever! Multiple selections, check boxes, moving in all directions. All use the same HTML interface on any OS, have it running on my desktop and my phone, everything synced – amazing – in a true sense of the word! I would love to see JSON export, but that would be just cherry on top. Demo list is huge and stutters on my old iPhone 5, but do not be put off by it, it's an excellent piece of software!

This app is brilliant in its simplicity. It does the small things so well, is responsive/quick, seamlessly sync across devices, has the flexibility for you to create systems for yourself, and even though the developers haven’t been actively working on it since obsidian blew up, it’s still my favorite task manager/note taking app. Give it a try!

After going through several outliners like OmniOutliner and Workflowy, it was Dynalist that one out. Dynalist developers: this is the best outlining software! Please keep supporting this just as you’ve been improving Obsidian.

One of my top 3 productivity apps. The core feature - hierarchical, navigatable lists - works well and is super useful, and extra features like being able to format text, create multiple list documents, organize them in folders, and easily move items to other documents, set it apart from similar list apps.

Let’s be honest: WorkFlowy is a great app … so great in fact that you’ll wind up filling it up with so much stuff that it can easily become an overwhelming, cluttered mess — and that’s where Dynalist comes to the rescue with a more robust (but still simple and intuitive) approach that thoughtfully adds in both useful and category-leading features like line-item due dates and quick-and-easy multi-colored highlighting; no matter what you’re keeping track of using Dynalist, whether it be shopping lists, work projects or personal notes … with its rich palette of useful features ranging from a dedicated “Inbox” to browser extensions to clip things while you surf the web to sub-notes to tags (which are there to make things easier but not at all mandatory, depending on how simple you want your setup) and much more, Dynalist is the e perfect app for keeping your stuff arranged just the way you like it! True team has been around for many years, they have consistently added new and useful features and they’re very generous with their approach to letting you try most features for free (really free, not “you’ll be billed after this trial period”) — and should you desire the extra features (like Dropbox/Google Drive SimpleText-based backups for peace of mind), the price of entry is more than reasonable considering how useful Dynalist will become to you at that point. Truly one of my “must have” apps and more than likely the very first app I’d install in a replacement computer/phone. Can’t say enough good things about it including that in all the time I’ve made use of it, not only has it grown to become a sort of “second brain” but I’ve literally never had any sort of technical issue with the app — EVER … not even so much as a slight hiccup (speaks to the good coding that makes the app run)