I have a stoopit question I fear, but after googling… I have an iPhone with Agenda. I run my business on a Windows 10 laptop & 1Pad. Is there a Windows version for my desktop? To me, this piece is critical.
Thank you!
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There isn’t one I’m afraid, nor will there be one in the immediate future, I’m afraid. We are not ruling out doing a Windows version in the future. Just not right now, because we already have a lot to do for iOS and macOS.
Bummer. It would have been great. Any suggestions for a good app on windows?
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Alas, I’m not a windows user myself so can’t be of much help I’m afraid.
Same issue here. Any plans for a web version? Would be a nice workaround for Windows
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I strongly support a web version that would allow for a much more “multi platform” interaction. I am in the same situation as you are, work laptop is running windows 10 and I would love to be able to continue using Agenda for work. But if that isn’t a possibility, it becomes difficult to keep using it at all… 
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Yes same issue here, even a browser based version would be lovely. Won’t be able to use Agenda otherwise, as my office won’t give me a Mac. They say I am a writer and mostly useless as it is 
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I have very mixed emotions about a browser based version. While I would love the access to Agenda if I don’t have my devices, I’m never without them so it is not much of an issue. And I get concerned that trying to keep a browser based version in sync with the features of a Mac/iOS/iPadOS version would mean that features are not implemented because of the nature of browser apps (lowest common denominator).
While I would recommend the Windows users consider getting Macs, I realize there are a variety of reasons why that may not be an option. And if Agenda ever decides to make a Windows version, I begrudging support it. I would prefer they continue to make strides with features in the Mac versions including some sort of integration with other Mac (and Mac-only) apple like Daylite. Where the rich note taking features of Agenda would be a terrific addition to Daylite for office productivity.
Just to keep this alive…sorry guys … I have found that I am wasting my time using this as I have to use Win 10 as well. I am forced to use MS OneNote in order to keep current on both platforms. I would much rather use Agenda!
I am a long time Mac advocate, but I am sorry to say 95% of the world is tilted the other way.
Regards
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Hi, yes, this is also for me an important issue. My personal equipment is MAC (2 iMacs, 1 Macbook Pro, 1 iPad, 1iPhone,…), however at work I work with Windows for job’s compatibility sake. And there is no way of sharing the data inside Agenda. OneNOte is awesome but it is not a substitute of “our” Agenda in which we invested (and trust) so much. I “vote” for a web version, if it is not possible to mount a windows version (would Electron technology allow it?).
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As a Win10- iPad/iOS user, I have the same issue with so many apps, however I learned to just get used to this kinda circumstances.
While I myself use Taskade on desktop; Notion is always a great option to consider…
However, non of them are sth like an alternative to Agenda but they work!
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windows version is desperately needed…
It would be neat to port this to Windows 11 &/or Linux, many of us in tech fields, business, & teaching could really benefit from this since we must utilize all these platforms for work.
I teach & run a fabrication lab, & could use this feature (School uses Windows, Kids use Chromebooks, our lab uses iMacs, linux laptops, & max spec windows machines).
If this is too much (at this time) for your team to develop… a workaround could be an online portal that we could run Agenda from. This should be relatively easy considering the brilliance of your current development team.
Do any of that & I will happily ditch, One-Note, Evernote, MS-teams plugins, & a few other software that serve the cross-platform purpose. I cant wait!
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These are indeed the directions we were thinking, although it’s a lot to chew off for a two man team. We’ve written a bit more about it here: The features we are working on right now…
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Yeap, a Web version would do wonders for me also. I am using a Windows 10 PC, iPhone and iPad. It is hard for me to change to Mac OS computer because of Windows 10 app compatibility. I hope you will make a web version sometime in the future.
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is there any update on this? Love the app but need it on desktop/web browser…
Sorry, it is very unlikely we will be able to bring it to Windows. We just don’t have that specialization, and Agenda is a complex app that we have been building for around 9 years just for Apple platforms.
Other options are less invasive, but still difficult. We’ll certainly take it along, but we aren’t actively working on anything at this point. Sorry.
so so so sad
One of the beauties of Agenda is how well it runs in the Apple ecosystem, taking advantage of the privacy and security provided by the Apple operating systems, including end to end encryption of data when it is sync’s, and the use of Apple Intelligence on-device AI to ensure privacy.
Unfortunately, Windows and Web versions cannot support those scenarios, as they are less secure, and less private.
I understand about the resources needed for extending support for other operating systems and/or web versions. I absolutely love the App and will enjoy using it for at least a year.
However, with Windows being used approximately 70% of the time for work environments, most of us who are forced into the Windows ecosystem will buy apps like this for our Macs and really enjoy it. But eventually we gravitate back to apps that are cross platform. Taking care of things in two systems becomes arduous, and as much as I would love to use apps like Agenda it reduces my productivity in the long run if I am boxed in to one OS.
Here’s hoping that at some point there will be a Windows version. In the future, hopefully you will find that there is enough of a market desire, and grab a lot of that 70% market share.