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Evernote, DEVONthink, and Google Docs are the big players. There's also: http://are.na/ http://are.na/, http://pinterest.com http://pinterest.com, http://www.d
by msutherl 11y ago
Evernote, DEVONthink, and Google Docs are the big players.
There's also: http://are.na/ http://are.na/, http://pinterest.com http://pinterest.com, http://www.dropmark.com/ http://www.dropmark.com/, https://kippt.com/ https://kippt.com/, https://pinboard.in/ https://pinboard.in/, Wordpress or Tumblr (with the right theme) and there are 5+ more projects in this space announced over the past year of which I was aware at one time, but sadly I lost track of the list.
Not to mention, http://etherpad.org/ http://etherpad.org/ / http://piratepad.net http://piratepad.net, https://hackpad.com/ https://hackpad.com/, http://notepad.cc/ http://notepad.cc/, http://socrates.io/ http://socrates.io/, http://quip.com http://quip.com, http://simplenote.com/ http://simplenote.com/, https://www.penflip.com/ https://www.penflip.com/, http://snippi.com/ http://snippi.com/ and the like share similar features.
- x0x0 11y agowow, thanks! Since you're obviously interested and curated a list, could you share your choice?
- msutherl 11y agoUnfortunately there's no one application that does it all. I use Google Docs for collaborative document editing with various teams I work with, Arena for collecting bookmarks, embeds, and images (some of that activity is collaborative), Evernote for collecting and synthesizing ideas (also sometimes collaborative), Trello for high-level project management, OmniFocus as a personal task manager / universal inbox for ideas, references, etc., and I was using Ulysses (and Daedelus for iPhone) as a kind of journal / space for thinking through ideas, but I'm slowly migrating that over to Evernote.