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Doesn't handle my use case - lists within lists. Workflowy does this excellently, and I'm not switching to anything that doesn't do it at least that well. (If
by AndrewDucker 14y ago
Doesn't handle my use case - lists within lists. Workflowy does this excellently, and I'm not switching to anything that doesn't do it at least that well.
(If you don't care about hierarchical lists then this site looks pretty though.)
- aioprisan 14y agoVersion 2 coming out September 15th will have project management features, with lists within lists, task child-parent inheritance, and other project-management style features. We're still working on refining that piece because we want the UI to be very intuitive and we've scraped 2 designs so far because it wasn't intuitive enough. Getting this piece correctly is very important to us and I think we've finally got it figured out. We'd love your input when it's out to see what you think!
- AndrewDucker 14y agoI'll happily take a look then! (As an example of how I use it, here's my wedding planning list: https://workflowy.com/shared/b5d25b0b-c9e3-b573-deb5-cc552d923d44/ https://workflowy.com/shared/b5d25b0b-c9e3-b573-deb5-cc552d9... )
- julius 14y agoI have been using Workflowy for many month now. Its not perfect. But it has served me well, longer than any other list application. The list app I like best is org-mode in Emacs. Sadly it is not in the cloud (and requires Emacs). TaskUp.com looks really polished. Good Job.
- aioprisan 14y agoThanks for the feedback! What feature(s) would get you to use it on a daily/weekly basis?