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There's already extensive commentary on the organizing side of planning, but for my personal projects, much of my planning is thinking through the problem and r
by ben509 7y ago
There's already extensive commentary on the organizing side of planning, but for my personal projects, much of my planning is thinking through the problem and recording my thoughts.
I've found Inkdrop[1] is quite good for that; there are a ton of them out there, but it has nice tagging and the ability to set a Status so you can have a set of notes "in progress."
I've tried a few mind-mapping tools, and can't recommend them, unfortunately. And none of these tools really talk to each other, which is disappointing.
[1]: https://inkdrop.app/ https://inkdrop.app/