workflowy

By inline help do you mean a shortcut cheatsheet like the one Workflowy has?

We like Workflowy too, and we started out wanting to build a Workflowy for ourselves with the features we want, and this is the first iteration.

If you are more focused on tasks than chats you might like trello.com or even just workflowy.com.

Beyond the their-server and sync errors, the biggest missing feature of Evernote is task outlines as good as workflowy.

The tree would be a file system like structure, but the Workflowy UI feels much less clunky than Google Drive/Dropbox or similar services.

I've been looking for something more powerful than Workflowy that is also based on outlining, and this fits the bill.

In Workflowy you can create multiline notes with Shift+Enter, but then you don't seem to be able to navigate to those lines with the keyboard.

This will replace workflowy and trello, time to test drive first.

The frontpage design is nice, I can see the value - currently I'd use workflowy for small pieces of information like this.

I wrote most of CrushPaper before finding out about Workflowy or HackFlowy, but I tried to take a different path from HackFlowy.

I think one of the major UI differences between Workflowy and CrushPaper is that CrushPaper aims to support multiline notes and quotations.

This is exactly what I wished Workflowy or Thinkery would let me do.

I love workflowy, but it's definitely not a "small" web app.

Workflowy supports marking nodes as completed, so a service like this could even work as task management system.

Workflowy is an editable tree of information, but every branch/leave is only one line of text.

I often paste snippets of code into CrushPaper but that does not seem to work well in Workflowy.