Hello Bianca, thanks for this video, it can help a lot to analyze own needs and ways of thinking, before going crazy and constantly looking for the “best” app ever… I believe that, for me, the visual approach is the one to follow in my note taking process. Can I ask if you know the MILANOTE app and what you think about it? Also, I’m very interested in Scrintal for visualizing thinking/notes. Do you think Scrintal have the instruments to realize a “graphical” visual way of note taking? Especially with drawing tools? Milanote has many features to do that, but seems to lack the “connection” part that Scrintal has. In other words I would need an integration of the two above apps; because you know Scrintal deeply, do you guess some of its functions can allow me a similar approach like Milanote? Many tanks for your answer, and greetings from Italy! 😊
I have heard about Milanote but have never tried it so I can't say much. The way I see is that Milanote is for visual note-taking (you call it "graphical") whereas Scrintal is for the visual organisation of notes or how to make sense of information by arranging content blocks in space. They have added "arrows and lines" in the version they are releasing soon, but no support for visual note-taking yet. I am not sure if that is part of their goal to be honest.
@@BiaResearcher @BiaResearcher Thanks a lot for your answer and comment. Just the addition of arrows and lines could be tools that help a little my way of note taking. In my opinion, future possible "visual" little tools in Scrintal would not change its "original soul" ... In the meantime I'm looking forward the new update...
Thank you. You have given me good things to think about. I am going to make my list!
That's wonderful! I hope you enjoy the process as it is a process of learning about ourselves as well 😊
Hello Bianca, thanks for this video, it can help a lot to analyze own needs and ways of thinking, before going crazy and constantly looking for the “best” app ever…
I believe that, for me, the visual approach is the one to follow in my note taking process.
Can I ask if you know the MILANOTE app and what you think about it?
Also, I’m very interested in Scrintal for visualizing thinking/notes. Do you think Scrintal have the instruments to realize a “graphical” visual way of note taking? Especially with drawing tools? Milanote has many features to do that, but seems to lack the “connection” part that Scrintal has.
In other words I would need an integration of the two above apps; because you know Scrintal deeply, do you guess some of its functions can allow me a similar approach like Milanote?
Many tanks for your answer, and greetings from Italy! 😊
I have heard about Milanote but have never tried it so I can't say much. The way I see is that Milanote is for visual note-taking (you call it "graphical") whereas Scrintal is for the visual organisation of notes or how to make sense of information by arranging content blocks in space. They have added "arrows and lines" in the version they are releasing soon, but no support for visual note-taking yet. I am not sure if that is part of their goal to be honest.
@@BiaResearcher @BiaResearcher Thanks a lot for your answer and comment.
Just the addition of arrows and lines could be tools that help a little my way of note taking.
In my opinion, future possible "visual" little tools in Scrintal would not change its "original soul" ...
In the meantime I'm looking forward the new update...
Have you tried Heptabase?
Yes, I tried it. Anything in particular you want to point out (or ask)?