A personal knowledge organizer at http://onemodel.org/ http://onemodel.org/ (AGPL). Highly efficient at managing lists; like an org-mode that uses postgres and

A personal knowledge organizer at http://onemodel.org/ http://onemodel.org/ (AGPL). Highly efficient at managing lists; like an org-mode that uses postgres and is more efficient and flexible in some ways. I use it heavily, daily, to manage checklists/tasks and notes on many subjects. No mobile or mouse support currently, but about everything one needs to know is on the screen at any given time. It's something like really fast mind maps but (currently) keyboard-driven and handles very large amounts of interlinked data. Data can be somewhat structured, as there is a feature that lets you clone then modify template entities. I see it as the beginning of a platform to change how individuals (or mankind) manage knowledge overall. I'm now working on exploiting the internals for collaboration (linking instances, sharing data, subscribing to each others' data, mobile, etc). For current org-mode or evernote users: The app has export (& finicky import) features to convert anything to (or from) an indented plain-text outline. The FAQs have links to a discussion of a more detailed comparison with org-mode that seemed somewhat well-received at the time (the link is on this page which also discusses evernote: http://onemodel.org/1/e-9223372036854614741.html http://onemodel.org/1/e-9223372036854614741.html ). Feedback or participation are appreciated. If one has any interest at all, I suggest signing up for the (~monthly?) announcements list at least. More details are at the web site, including some FAQs.