@Gio,

Thanks for highlighting Taskwarrior.org. It’s indeed an excellent choice for command-line users seeking efficient task management.

@Richard,

Thank you for sharing your recommendations! Obsidian has indeed been gaining traction for its flexibility and extensive plugin support. And Brisqi sounds like a versatile tool for task management and organization.

It’s always great to hear firsthand experiences about tools that boost productivity. We’ll definitely check them out!

1. Obsidian – Mark-Down note-taker equal or superior to Joplin. Huge number of plugins, enormous number of Youtube videos in support. Free unless you want to Publish or have online access.

https://obsidian.md/

2. Brisqi – A Kanban-board that can be used in many ways. The basic version is free with minor limitations on number of boards and columns.. For $40 one-time payment you get unlimited boards and columns. For $50/year, you get cloud sync capability with end-to-end encryption.

https://brisqi.com/

I use both of these and they’re absolutely awesome for productivity.

Taskwarrior.org, which is CLI-based but quite efficient and with a very active development (both direct and 3rd-party based).

Joplin, Todo.txt (Sleek, SimpleTask, Markor) all are good note-taking apps.