4 ms·
It looks really great and I find it to be very fresh, but my main concern is... what happened the the real offline alternatives? Except for the way in which yo
by sandrobfc 8y ago
It looks really great and I find it to be very fresh, but my main concern is... what happened the the real offline alternatives?
Except for the way in which you write and access JournalBook, how is it different from a real journal that we can carry everywhere?
- _mischief 8y ago> real offline alternatives How about https://tiddlywiki.com/ https://tiddlywiki.com/ ?
- mcless 8y agoI thought the parent comment was referring to real offline journals made of treeware.
- sandrobfc 8y agoExactly. It's not that I don't see value in online alternatives, but in this case, if the main point is to access it offline, I don't see how different it is from a physical journal.
- _mischief 8y agoWhy use digital formats offline: - editing and reordering text - attachments - aesthetics - accessibility - hassle/weight optimisation Aesthetics includes theming, and also not everyone has good handwriting. Accessibility, because not everyone is able to hand-write in the first place. Weight optimisation, because if a laptop is non-negotiable, going digital means one less thing to remember about and carry with you. I have multiple physical notebooks/calendars and a digital commonplace book, they all have their place.
- developit 8y agoFor slow writers but quick typists, an app is always going to win out over a physical journal. Also interested in an event call export + parse.
- fiala__ 8y agoMany years ago I used Omm for a bit, it's pretty good if you really want to concentrate https://ommwriter.com/ https://ommwriter.com/