

Org mode
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Org mode is for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system.
License model
- Free • Open Source
Application types
Country of Origin
Germany
EU
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- GNU Emacs
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- Ispolline added Org mode as alternative to ToDo & Planner
- gwrvan-barre added Org mode as alternative to Grit (todo list and habit tracker)
- POX added Org mode as alternative to ReDo Tasks
- dinesh-58 added Keyboard focused as a feature to Org mode
- POX added Org mode as alternative to 2dTaskBoard
- erikmd reviewed Org mode
I like Org-mode as it is easy to setup, and based on a more expressive file format than Markdown.
- erikmd liked Org mode
Comments and Reviews
there's no comparison: org-mode is the best for note-taking, personal task management, literate programming, etc. there's a lot of Emacs packages for adding functionality to org-mode, like creating blogs with hugo/ox-hugo, doing your math and previewing it with latex integration, researching with org-roam, and the list goes on.
edit: currently the most problematic thing with org-mode is mobile support. On Android there's orgzly, but it's essentially only useful for task management. Now there's organice, which is a web app that's trying to solve this so you can edit org-mode files through your web browser either mobile or desktop.
I like Org-mode as it is easy to setup, and based on a more expressive file format than Markdown.
Org mode does not work on Android. Therefore, it is NOT an alternative to EssentialPIM.
It's possible to run Emacs on Android therefore Org Mode works on Android. Android is really just a Linux distribution that people treat as a separate operating system.
Very customizable, wholly private with no web dependency.