Dashword is described as 'Is by far the most convenient and user-friendly tool for creating any semantic network, be it your business idea, an abstract of a lecture on computer science, a script for a movie or a recipe for your favorite dish' and is a todo list manager in the office & productivity category. There are more than 50 alternatives to Dashword for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, iPhone, Linux and Web-based apps. The best Dashword alternative is CherryTree, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Dashword are Workflowy, Manuskript, Dynalist and Org mode.
NoStash is a web app to keep your notes organized and searchable, is indie, ethical and future proof. Indie: developed by a tiny team without funds. Ethical, your privacy and your notes are before everything else. Future Proof: the founder use it.
hierarchical notebook(hnb) is a curses program to structure many kinds of data in one place, for example addresses, to-do lists, ideas, book reviews or to store snippets of brainstorming. Writing structured documents and speech outlines.
MemoPad is software that comes with your Blackberry: it allows you to make notes, but not edit files.
KNote is an easy to use wiki-like note taking program with built in file management and blogging capabilities.
Opal lets you organize just about anything — ideas, reports, lists, notes, projects, graphics — in the form of an outline. If you used Acta, you’ll love Opal.
Buzz is a fast graphical editor for XML files with special support for OPML. Using the OPML convergence tools it will edit about any outline and many forms of indented text, including Python. In fact, Buzz was written with Buzz!
Simple but incredibly useful, Leafnote is a minimal text editor with a twist: the ability to keep multiple documents together as a single project, organized in an easy-to-rearrange tree.
ActionPad is a replacement application for the original BlackBerry MemoPad. It provides quick access to memos for boosting your productivity.
NeO is a powerful outliner built for OS X. Using NeO, you can efficiently manage and organize pieces of information. NeO supports basic outliner facilities, such as creating, moving, sorting, grouping, combining and gathering items.
The product offers three primary types of views — phone book views, calendar views, and notepad views. Central to the program's design is an outlining structure and the ability to easily manipulate information regardless of in which view it was entered.
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