Interesting, but it doesn't do .rtf ..it's file system looks very proprietary, like some notebooks, and it is listed as a WordPad alternative to which it seems to have no similar function to. At least you can usually get .rtf with some notebooks with a very proprietary system. Lose proprietary files, and one may be up the creek w/o a paddle.. especially if there is no export feature. I'm only taking a quick look at this, and I'm not a programmer, and there may be flexibility to the file system that I'm not aware of.

Fast, easy to use, a lot of functions.

A carefully planned outliner app with shining bright light in the horizon.

• THE best UI for an outliner out there, period. This guy actually puts some real thought behind his decisions and that shines through. These apps are rare. When you feel that each and every corner has been carefully carved out to be perfect little pieces of art by themselves.

• Native as hell. Opens up in under 10 milliseconds ... damn, that's fast. Which also means binding it to a hotkey will make it go ON FIRE.

• Currently a minus, but roadmap excplicitly tells that the app is on its path to overcome this limitation: Currently you're only working with a database format, thus, no separate textfile documents: BUT, this is being worked on and I have huge anticipations for when that day comes.

• No multi-document support: Again, this is next in the roadmap according to the website. Fantastic!

(I'll try to remember to update my review here when these things are in the app.)

Best, lightweight, distraction-free app for making schemas, when you're writing book or planning a course/training.

It seems to be the closest thing to an offline open source workflowy. I love this type of outliner. Currently testing it out to see if it will work with my workflow but the first impressions are very good! kudos to the creator