I have just learned that somebody has made the app that I just wanted to make. Thank you This is a very good ADHD app

I like the idea of having task management built in, would love to see an Amplenote Second Brain overview

Thanks for this video. Your guest described the history of my experience with GTD over the past decade - filling up one todo app after another with overdue tasks. Things, Omnifocus, Todoist, Notion have all come and gone for me, weighed down by a depressingly long lists of tasks that are either not done or somehow undefined but I cannot quite put me finger on the next action - until it becomes obvious and I have to stop everything to take care it immediately. Maybe AmpleNote is the promised land! I hope so.

This seems like a very powerful app for task and project management. Thanks for introducing it to us!

Great presentation Francesco! Thank you. With an app like Amplenote it's clear that GTD is not, as some have thought, a dated system but, rather, one that is more relevant than ever and a reflection of the timelessness of David Allen's brilliance and insight creating it. Amplenote itself, as I am beginning to appreciate more and more, is itself a unique and highly creative approach/process which shows the continuing relevance of GTD. I am convinced and will now try Amplenote. Thanks again, Francesco.

I've been trying to keep track of my projects on another softwares and it always became a pain with time... Something that didn't happen with my Obsidian notes and reflections But managing tasks inside of Obsidian was also not sustainable for me, but this software seems like the perfect combination of thoughts and action! Amazing video!

I just started using Amplenote today. I have been a fan of the GTD system for years but couldn't keep track of my long term projects properly. This allows me to set up tasks for each project and I am looking forward to using it as a Zettelkasten to allow me to do the writing I always wanted to do. Your video showed me I could drag tasks straight on to my calendar and how to tag each task and attach it to a project easily from my daily jots page. Thanks!

Highlights - 📚 GTD is a popular productivity system that has stood the test of time. - 📥 Inboxes help capture and remember tasks, ideas, and reminders. - 🗂 Organizing tasks into projects and contexts provides clarity on what to work on next. - 🔄 Periodic reviews help maintain a trusted productivity system. - ✍ Amplenote's daily note serves as an inbox for capturing tasks and ideas. - 📝 Amplenote's task mode and calendar mode facilitate organization and engagement with tasks. - 🗓 Calendar mode provides a visual representation of your to-do list and helps prioritize time.

I enjoyed the tip for reflecting on the projects list. Copying the list of links and adding state/notes under each project. It sounds simple but it does work well.

So many productivity apps available now. I've just discovered AmpleNotes, which combines quick capture, notes, tasks and calendar all in one. Hoping it will replace my subscriptions of Todoist, Reader (with AmpleCap extension) and Morgen. Along with replacing my constant switching between Logseq and Obsidian.

Great - Amplenote seems to be the first tool, that really helps me to set up GTD in my life. I tried Todoist and Notion but in Amplenote I see a solution. Thanks for the Video - it's a little bit fast to follow for me, because amplenote ist complete new but a great overview. Thanks a lot!

Thank you!! You have inspired me to take another look at AmpleNote in my system! I am excited to see how I can integrate it!

Thank you Francesco, it looks easier than Notion but a little bit more difficult han todoist. In the other hand I would prefer to use one single app for notes, task & calendar. I will give a try next week.

I really like how you implemented contexts!

Great video. I've been using amplenote a while and GTD was always cumbersome given the tooling. Reading this early Saturday morning, it clicked!!! Cheers

It seems like a mix between Evernote and all the things I love about bullet journaling.

Been using this for over a month and love it. Hit me up if you have any questions.

Thank you!! I’ve been wanting a more recent video with this app!

Nice to see the connection to GTD

I love this channel, you have introduced me to some of the best apps. What a very interesting video/app. I found it while watching your other video about using the weekly objectives in Sunsama. I have my own Momentous Planning Method that I have always used on paper but since developing shoulder pain from lugging around a huge diary have been trying to set up the same process using a digital option. I originally planned to do this with Notion but have found the learning process too lengthy (possible future project). So had recently settled on a combination of Mem (to replace my jot pad), Taskade to develop my goals and project plans, and Sunsama (or Routine to reduce the expense) to plan my days. But now by chance, I have learned of this app which seems to incorporate the best of the features of each of them and may even have some ability to hold my extensive reference materials as well.

Really great video and one I will probably revisit after checking out Amplenote! Thanks.

Very interesting video. Thank you. Watching you put Amplenote through GTD paces, I kept thinking whether those paces had analogies in Things3 (which has been my GTD tool of choice for several years). Of course, I'm not wanting to jigger-rig Amplenote's unique (and praiseworthy) capabilities into Things3. Forcing a Tool for Thought into a Task Management tool would be akin to forcing a round peg into a square hole. In the end, besides being interesting, your video is thought-provoking and helpful. Again, thanks.

Wonderful video!

I'm having second thought. May be I will give up notion for ample note. After spending lot of time creating notion databases!!. 😳

Dragging Tasks to calendar is exactly what should Not be done in GTD Right? Because we only want to use the calendar for tasks that Must be done that day (apointnents). Not tasks that could be done. Right? Or what am I missing here?

I have been looking for a good app to utilize the GTD system in & this was great!!! I may need to rewatch a couple more times to be sure I fully understand it! Haha. But I do have one question: I’ve seen you review quite a few apps for using the GTD system, so which would you say is the best one for someone who is just now starting their DIGITAL GTD journey?! Haha. I could use allll the advice you could give! 🙏🏼 I’ve been originally thinking of just starting off with Evernote or Todoist…..😬🤷🏻‍♀️ THANK YOU!!

I just use Sunsama as my task manager. For whatever reason, I am consistent with Sunsama. Once I found it I quit my app switching and became super productive. Def worth the subscription for me. But I am going to try Amplenote and see what happens. I've been building a second brain in Logseq but think Amplenote might be a way to combine Sunsama and Second Brain which would be awesome

I like how you use Amplenote for gtd and will give it a try. Could be a good way after struggling with Nirvana (too simple) and Notion (too complex). Thank you, good video and information and a pleasant voice! :)

Good work again , love the concept

Do you think this can be used also as your second brain? or just to complete tasks?

How are you able to add @location in your notes?

Where can I find more info about the tag hierarchy (e.g. ~activities, ~interests, ~kind etc.) shown in this video?

Your inbox can not be empty in amplenote because it always shows your tasks in 'tasks' unless you have all the tasks assigned to not show on the specific day. In other words there is no real inbox in Amplenote, Unless you create a note naming Inbox and put all your todo's there. Or you think of your daily jot as a sort of inbox... And via the ! move function you move it to the destinated notes.

Context don't understand how that works the way you show it. Mine turn into pages. [[@Next turns into a linked page. :(

I don't understand, it start with jots, then notes then tasks and then schedule them. So why do you immediately start with tasks? And not jots...

What's the advantage of having your calendars set up as you do -- Events, Timeblock, and Inbox? Currently I have one for Work and one for Personal.

Thanks for this. I have looked into Amplenote in the past and it looks great both as a task manager and a note taking app. However it has a massive deal breaker. On Android it does not support Android share. As a result you can't use the Android share options to share a link to the app. It seems Amplenote are aware of this shortcoming and suggest a workaround by emailing the link to Amplenote. This feels like a cumbersome workaround.

Thankssss !

Amplenote usa el español, no he podido iniciar ...

Hang on there is Amplenote free Cor Blimley mate! The last time I looked at AN it was a bit on the expensive rip off side..if you know what I mean..

I like your videos. I watched almost all of them. Thanks for such a great and informative videos.

What are the tools that allow me to schedule my tasks using drag and drop? Sunsama is the closest I found that actually worked well with Outlook, but it's yet another app on top of a to-do app, and it's $20 a month, lol what are they thinking.

Please could you talk about how Amplenote could be used as a second brain? I was literally watching ur vid on Amplenote yesterday after getting directed from Tiago Forte’s best notetaking app of 2022 - I was hoping for a new update on Amplenote and 13 hours after it was released!!! Thank you so much for your time.

I am both intrigued and confused. xD I am pretty new to GTD and task management. Though, after some readings and watching, I guess it all comes down to taking the overall idea of GTD and applying it to your own system of naming convention and organising? (i.e. I was confused about the "kind" tag particularly. Why can't we have a "todo" tag by itself? Am I missing something?)

Welp I understood like 10% of the stuff he mentioned, but oh well I'll just try to get used to using the app

are there plans to add other languages? I need Russian

Bro, do you have a complete video how YOU use GTD and where/app? Tks

Francessco, so this is YOUR finally task and note taking management? or what app you are using in this moment. Tks

Notion is the best app for GTD.

How do you pronounce unscheduled???

Looked into it a bit further and got turned off by the fact that every task needs to have a specific time. I have quite a lot of recurring, shorter tasks (watering the plants, putting out the trash) that I only want to schedule on a certain day, not on a specific time. The task overview is not clear enough for me. I don't doubt the fact that Amplenote is a great note taking app and the thought of combining it with tasks is great, but I'm sticking with Todoist for my tasks.

Amplenote is no longer free.

Ample notes isn't free