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Be interested in how you get on. I used MobileOrg a bit several years ago, but since it started to stagnate I had trouble accessing files saved on Dropbox and switched to Orgzly, but I'm keen to see how you get on with forking MobileOrg as your proposals sound interesting. Unfortunately its been too long since I last used MobileOrg to say what I found limiting in it.
Orgzly is a bit different. It's based on a text file format and can sync to Dropbox. It's basically heirarchical notes which can become a TODO item (at any level), and you can set a scheduled date as well as a due date, and be reminded. Completely free.
Two very "geeky" apps:
Orgzly for orgmode
neutriNote for plain text notes with regex fulltext search
I use Orgzly to take notes in org.
In the case I need to open an .org file not synced through Orgzly, I can open those as text files in any app I like (Google Docs, Moon Reader) via Total Commander.
Does your boss have an android or iphone? There are apps that read orgmode files for both, which can synchronize through dropbox so you and your boss can make updates at the same time.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly&hl=en
vim-orgmode on PC, Orgzly on phone, and FolderSync (or whatever app you prefer for that) to keep it synced.
You can give Orgzly a try: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly
It stores its data in human-readable text files, so it can be easily synced and edited on a PC (e.g. via Emacs + Orgmode)
I haven't personally done more than a quick try-out, but I know several people who use orgzly with syncthing. It uses emacs' org-mode, so it's compatible with desktops that use emacs.
Even if an android app is not necessary, I've heard people swear by org-mode
> 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 or Dropbox. > > 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 http://orgmode.org for more information.
There's a really good Android app as well. I just hope they open source it soon, as they've stated they are heading in that direction.
I'll second the plain text. It's future proof. Some applications will go away. Plain text lasts forever.
Orgzly is an Org-mode app for Android. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly
Simpletask uses the GTD methodology. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.mpcjanssen.todotxtholo
Both applications are open source and well supported!
Eu tenho um sistema bem original. Eu uso o Orgzly, Emacs + org-mode e um repositório git. Pronto, tenho tudo centralizado.
My plan is to sync my org files with my pc using git, and then I can use emacs inside termux on my phone just like I would use it on my pc.
Now I already have a folder synced, but I imagine that using git for this should be better in the long run.
Edit: screenshot
On android this app claims that it can sync, though one maybe has to use dropbox for that. I don't know if it is a good solution.
Org-Mode for Emacs for desktop and Orgzly for Android then share over Dropbox, Git, GDrive or SSH
Orgzly is quite nice.
I have it synced with my computer's .org files with Syncthing.
There are two apps for Android that can digest / modify org files, orgzly is one, I forgot the other one.
> MobileOrg doesn't really cut it for me unfortunately
What about orgzly?
I'm a huge fan of orgmode, so of course I'm biased if I recommend it to you :)
There's no problem AFAIK to install spacemacs on Windows. And if you prefer to keep the classical Windows bindings, you can use cua-mode on vanilla emacs.
You have mobile applications for org files for both android and iOS.
Orgzly is an app that lets you create similar lists with tags.
I forgot to add the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly&hl=en_US&gl=US
I use orgzly and synchronize it with my PC
Check their google play, they have a few screenshots there: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly
There is Orgzly for Android.
Orgzly for a note app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly
I recently let my evernote sub expire too, so I've also been looking for a new solution.
If you're looking for suggestions, I'm currently using a mix of:
- Joplin
- Orgzly + org-mode
- Turtl (a big release is coming soon that should improve it quite a bit)
- Nextcloud (instead of google drive)
- full text search plugin for Nextcloud. This let's me OCR pdfs/etc and search them.
At the moment, I really like Joplin. I'm waiting for the 0.7.0 release of turtl and it might become the winner. They're both great for simple and quick notes in Markdown. Turtl reminds me more of Google Keep, and Joplin reminds me more of a simpler evernote. I like Joplin more at the moment because it can sync to a folder or nextcloud/dropbox/etc instead of requiring a separate server to sync to. Both offer encryption.
Joplin's web clipper is OK. It basically converts a page or selection to markdown, and so far seems to good for what I use it for. It doesn't capture as much formatting as evernote's clipper, but that's rarely been a problem for me.
For documents (pdfs, scanned images, receipts), I put them in nextcloud and the fulltextsearch plugin OCRs and indexes them so that I can search their contents.
I would recommend https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orgzly&hl=en
Orgzly - Orgzly is an outliner for notes and tasks.