WorkFlowy: Note, List, Outline

Good app

Great app to use for taking notes, making outlines, creating SOPs, project management, and so much more!!! Super easy to use yet powerful enough for complex sorting & organizing if needed. I also love the fact I can use it across my devices (phone & laptop) with no issues at all.

My only suggestion would be to allow multiple items to be visible at once via panes or tabs (similar to Obsidian)

They have continued to make improvements to WorkFlowy. I use the app daily, on laptop and phone. Always sync’s up. A+++++++++

I’ve had this app for years. Years! Never had an issue until this last update. I opened up the app this morning and the project that I had been working on is gone. That’s hours and hours of work down the drain. My trust in the app is gone as well.

Very good and simple organization app. Love the clear interface. My only criticism is that the editing and navigation is sometimes hidden is not completely intuitive. Better on the lap top than the phone. It would be nice if navigation and editorial functions would surface more easily on mobile.

"The UI interface of Workflowy is too simplistic, especially the icons are too unattractive."

While support is somewhat lacking (email and even online messaging through their site)… Nonetheless, the straightforward manner of this app is excellent. This is great for outlining — I’ve had nothing better. It provides a way to take notes or organize one’s thoughts in a simple and straightforward manner. I’ve only been using app for a week, but my first project with it was to organize a week’s travel itinerary (many details). It enabled the inclusion of all details and uploading of tickets, directions, details from historical sites… as well as London’s Tube line schedule to places we wish to visit. This is a very good app, I do recommend it.

I’ve tried so many new todo/note tracking tools (Notion, Apple Notes, etc etc) and I always find myself coming back to Workflowy every. Single. Time. Workflowy is just so simple, so lightweight that it’s no wonder if it’s my favorite todo tool - I love it so much, and would be pretty bummed if it ever went away.

I use as a sort of therapy. I create lists and outlines of basic stuff that an ordinary person would probably laugh at, but a second grader would totally understand. It grounds my thinking, and reminds me of what is really important in life.