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I'm in the same boat. I have a vision in mind for how a perfect PIM could look like: a mind-map like structure to organize everything. A pintrest-like UI to lis
by andruby 8y ago
I'm in the same boat. I have a vision in mind for how a perfect PIM could look like: a mind-map like structure to organize everything. A pintrest-like UI to list all "cards"/"pages".
I'd love to create an ipad app with pencil support to just draw the mind-map and allow unlimited nested depth.
zenkit.com tries to combine a table/kanban/mind-map visualization, but it's not quite what I want.
It seems like we are all on a quest for a Holy Grail.
- pbowyer 8y agoI'm a visual person, also dyslexic. I think in terms of relations between items. I also find nested lists helpful for something more 'ordered'. The Kanban-style board a lot of people love does nothing for me unless using it for pure, strict Kanban. Sorting mixed stuff into 3-4 columns doesn't help, unless ensuring I am always progressing through those tasks. It loses the relationships between items which I see. I plan to draw/write up my ideas this year. If you permit I'll keep in contact with you via email.
- pbowyer 8y agoThinking further, what I'd like is something like fractals. You can keep zooming in on your information down to the details - but also out to an overview. Nope, no idea how that would work, other than when I'm mind mapping I would have it work like Workflowy, where you can focus on each node in turn -- so you can zoom down to a node, and have an entire mindmap off there. Zoom to one of its nodes and be in another mind map.