[nathos]

Personally, I've found Workflowy [https://workflowy.com] to be indispensable not just for keeping track of ideas, but for then turning those ideas into something real.

Loads in any browser, has a (barebones) mobile app, and it's great for collaboration. I just hope their business model is enough to keep them afloat :/

[s3r3nity]

I LOVE this app, but it's run by 2 guys with a paid base that I question is large enough to sustain them in the long run. I can't trust my data (my life?) to a web-app like this, when you have stable systems like Evernote, Asana, or even Trello that are going nowhere for the next few years.

Will Workflowy be there a year from now? Can you trust that if hacked your data is secure? I'm not 100% sure. Still, I hope they can create a stable business with sustained growth because it's such a great great idea.

[captn3m0]

They do have an export feature, which you can use to backup your data.

[peloton]

Workflowy is great. All the updates get emailed to me and this is sufficient backup for how I use the app.

[frans]

I couldn't agree more. I subscribed as soon as the guys from Workflowy offered a paid version. It's a tool I have open every day.

[feint]

i love workflowy too although I find myself using Trello more often. I keep my weekly schedule on workflowy.

[peloton]

I've been using Trello for a few weeks now. Is there a resource out there that can show me how power users are using it so I can really max it out?