NotePlan
Reddit take
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Pros
- This looks a lot like NotePlan, which I use and love.
- Only thing I’ve even tried otherwise is NotePlan
- add a task to tomorrow’s NotePlan note... pretty much anything else want to do with text: it's perfect for the kind of nerdy people (like myself) who use Obsidian.
- Check out Noteplan, not sure it will be exactly what you want but it’s a lessor known alternative
- Noteplan shows how simple and efficient pen/tablet integration can be.
Cons
- NotePlan is nearly expensive with a $99 subscription ($8.99 per month equivalent to Evernote).
- You could probably accomplish this with Noteplan.
- I used to use NotePlan but found that never got to get it working nicely with Obsidian, which is why I'm thinking about making something that has a nicer UX but still stores the files in a way that is compatible with Obsidian.
- I actually **love NotePlan's concept**, but found it too cluttered and creating/finding tasks felt too friction-heavy for my workflow.
Sentiment
7 positive (64%) · 2 mixed (18%) · 2 negative (18%)
Trust + time weighted score: +34% · raw score 45%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
NotePlan is nearly expensive with a $99 subscription ($8.99 per month equivalent to Evernote).
You could probably accomplish this with Noteplan.
I used to use NotePlan but found that never got to get it working nicely with Obsidian, which is why I'm thinking about making something that has a nicer UX but still stores the files in a way that is compatible with Obsidian.
This looks a lot like NotePlan, which I use and love.
Only thing I’ve even tried otherwise is NotePlan
add a task to tomorrow’s NotePlan note... pretty much anything else want to do with text: it's perfect for the kind of nerdy people (like myself) who use Obsidian.
I actually **love NotePlan's concept**, but found it too cluttered and creating/finding tasks felt too friction-heavy for my workflow.
Check out Noteplan, not sure it will be exactly what you want but it’s a lessor known alternative
Noteplan shows how simple and efficient pen/tablet integration can be.
I like NotePlan, which uses a concept of daily notes. You keep your todos for each day on a daily note. It’s easy to have things on today’s note that, when you don’t complete them, just carry over onto tomorrow’s note.
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