I used Omnifocus to keep my - in fact, small - projects organised. I also used Apple’s Notes to collect texts, URLS, lists, recipes, notes and more.
Then „Agenda“ appeared in my life and after some weeks … I did the change! I transferred all the projects from OF to Agenda, I imported almost all notes from Notes to Agenda. And … I am fine with it and it „looks“, it works great in Agenda.
Agenda today for me is a container for ToDo lists, reminders (but not like you know it from a reminders app), notes, a tool to collect items for various lists, planning and keeping the overview on my projects, my holiday trips and much more.
Agenda is not only a piece of software. I appreciate the developers of Agenda who have a deep interest in the users community and their feedback. I see the active community with their constructive feedback and ideas. I see a lot of potential in Agenda, the developers work on Agenda and keep us informed, their subscription model is superb (Get All Features - #41), and the idea of having the users forum „inside“ the application (and not via browser) is im my opinion great … We can „expect“ updates and new features every one or two months, and I am sure they will come on a regular basis.
Omnifocus was/is too overloaded for me (but still great project management software) and in Apple’s Notes I see lots of potential - but with Apples „adding-one-or-two-features-with-the-next-MacOS“ politic it got more and more uninteresting for me.
My wish list for Agenda: password protection, iOS app (coming this spring), sync with encryption, editable GUI, adding pictures, importing direct from e.g. browsers or Mail.
Fresh greetings from Reykjavík,
Claus