I am considering switching to another app
I keep getting th issue of saving local changes keep failing on my phone. And it took more than 5 mins to resolve. This is simpler unacceptable and make the app unusable no matter how much I initially like the app.
Sooooo Slow
Be prepared to stare at your phone for 5-10 seconds every time you open the app. But then it’s great. Just don’t try and use main outliner.
Maybe the best personal management app for ADHD folks
Only a few days into this and it has really improved my life. There is a learning curve with the setup and supertags but then becomes very intuitive. but it’s already better and more dynamic than notion. I have bad ADHD and a personal management app finally makes sense. I hope it will grow.
currently useless… PLEASE FIX
love the concept, love the desktop app, but the iOS app so far is useless… doesnt synchronise with my desktop and/or doesn’t properly load my notes. i keep getting stuck on the loading screen when i want to open a supertag and then after 30sec it takes me back to the supertag overview
and no, my tana isnt super loaded, i am literally just implementing it into my daily life & workflow. hard to be convinced, if there are technical issues that keep you from implementing the tool…
and no, my tana isnt super loaded, i am literally just implementing it into my daily life & workflow. hard to be convinced, if there are technical issues that keep you from implementing the tool…
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Tana, oh Tana!
Think about Roam research met Notion and had a baby 🫃🏼
That’s what you get with Tana. I’m not going to lie, the mobile app is an early stages and is not symmetrical with the desktop or Web app.
But what the team have done essentially in this platform, his design designed something like Notion with the flexibility of Roam research. You get the graph based notes and linking things, but there’s also a very smart approach to databases for those notes called “super tags”.
If notion is a relational database, then Tana is object oriented programming. It addresses one of the biggest pitfalls of Notion which is that you can’t inherit database properties for other types of things.
And every note, or ‘node’ as they call them, lives in an entire endless map of your daily journal. You can collect things on that daily journal and pick them up with super tags to view them in a database view. You’d really have to try it to get what I mean. It doesn’t feel intuitive from the start if you want to dive into the complex features right away, but once you get to grips with it, you’re gonna wonder why you used anything else.
Oh, and did I mention it has one of the best voice capture platforms for a note taking app on the market? They use a separate built-in AI framework to record your voice and transcribe it based on instructions that you can tell it for each type of “thing” you want to transcribe.
It’s just… wild how this underrated app is so flexible.
That’s what you get with Tana. I’m not going to lie, the mobile app is an early stages and is not symmetrical with the desktop or Web app.
But what the team have done essentially in this platform, his design designed something like Notion with the flexibility of Roam research. You get the graph based notes and linking things, but there’s also a very smart approach to databases for those notes called “super tags”.
If notion is a relational database, then Tana is object oriented programming. It addresses one of the biggest pitfalls of Notion which is that you can’t inherit database properties for other types of things.
And every note, or ‘node’ as they call them, lives in an entire endless map of your daily journal. You can collect things on that daily journal and pick them up with super tags to view them in a database view. You’d really have to try it to get what I mean. It doesn’t feel intuitive from the start if you want to dive into the complex features right away, but once you get to grips with it, you’re gonna wonder why you used anything else.
Oh, and did I mention it has one of the best voice capture platforms for a note taking app on the market? They use a separate built-in AI framework to record your voice and transcribe it based on instructions that you can tell it for each type of “thing” you want to transcribe.
It’s just… wild how this underrated app is so flexible.
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