Dynalist
Dynalist is a web app that lets you break down and organize your thoughts in the format of lists.
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Mac
- Windows
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- Online
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Dynalist is the easiest way to be organized and stay on top of things.
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- MarkDown support
- Infinite hierarchical depth
- Search by tags
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
- List making and management
- Night mode/Dark Theme
- Cross Linking
- Support for LaTeX
- Color coding
- Mind Map view
- Outliner
- Note organization
- REST API
- Custom shortcuts
- Hierarchical structure
- Web service
- Markdown
- Outline folding
- Tagging
- List management
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Office & Productivity • Backup & Sync • Online ServicesTags
- notes-sync
- information-management
- productivity-tool
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Our users have written 14 comments and reviews about Dynalist, and it has gotten 114 likes
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- Subscription that costs between $8 and $10.
- Average rating of 4.6
- 72 alternatives listed
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View allDynalist was added to AlternativeTo by ericaxu on Jun 9, 2015 and this page was last updated Nov 4, 2020. Dynalist is sometimes referred to as omniflow.
EDIT Many things have changed in the past month since using Dynalist, its actually Really Fast now almost on-par with workflowy, so any points I've made about it being slower than workflowy are kind of minute now
If I had to pick one software of the 400 or so I bookmarked here to be my favorite its this one
Its a great program for organizing information
How workflowy is better than it right now:
How dynalist is better than it right now
Other reasons why its better than workflowy
[Edited by Kagerjay, November 09]
[Edited by Kagerjay, November 09]
it's really useful for organizing day to day things and keeping your ideas and "stuff" well organized
Just like WorkFlowy but without the deal-breaking limits on monthly notes for free accounts.
Workflowy on Steriods. Much better UI/UX with an active behind the scenes community that listen to user inputs on the reg. It just works.
Dynalist has become absolutely indispensable in my business and personal life. The free version is so robust, but I purchased the premium version anyway. Partly so I can add images, but largely to support the dev team.
HERE'S HOW I USE IT
I've built my personal project management system around Trello and Dynalist. I treat Trello like my short term 'memory' to track daily tasks with 4 columns: backlog, doing, waiting, done. For example, if I'm on a call and need to remember something, or I have an errand to do, it goes on Trello. But if I add too much to Trello it gets overwhelming and messy, so it's not a great place to store ideas or notes. That's where Dynalist really shines.
Dynalist is my long term 'memory' where I track everything. Call logs, business ideas, outlines, course notes, travel plans, etc. I keep everything in one giant document. The unlimited nesting bullet points and ability to 'zoom in' on specific bullets means the list never gets overwhelming or messy. It's easy to re-organize and restructure my notes without friction.
For example, right now I'm creating a comprehensive training course with my business partner, and we collaborate entirely via Dynalist. The experience has been seamless. In the past I've tried doing projects 1/10th as complex with Google Docs; the whole thing becomes a mess almost immediately and my collaborators just stop referencing the doc. Lately I've started creating SOPs for my team so I can quickly share a how-to guide without spending a lot of time training.
[Edited by alan012, October 14]
[Edited by alan012, October 14]