Thanks for your interest, @udo9999! A comparison video between Taskade and Nimbus Notes could be quite insightful. Taskade offers unique AI Mind Mapping, Chat, and AI features and collaborative tools that might stand out in such a comparison. 🚀📝
Is the mind map view in Taskade the best and deepest integration of task management into a mind map out there? Or are there other apps out there that are on par? Even Xmind and MindNode are not up to this level?
Have you tried Taskade AI to generate mind maps and task lists? Each project is like a piece of origami, you can visualize it across multiple views. Taskade's Mind Map view is indeed a robust integration of task management into a mind map format, offering a unique and versatile approach to organizing ideas and tasks. While there are other mind mapping and task management apps available, Taskade's deep integration and AI capabilities set it apart from many competitors.
Great question, @Patrick76399! We believe Taskade's mind map view integrates task management seamlessly, perhaps more deeply than many other apps. It's all about how it fits into your workflow. Always exploring to stay ahead! 🧠🗺
Every time you make a video on "You should Use..." I think, "Yeah, I should look into that." Try it for a week, redo my entire system in it and then come crawling back to Notion. Not this time buddy! 😁Are you going to have an interview video with the CEO of Taskade?
I'd like to go full-steam into Notion, but as long as it lacks basic features like true recurring tasks, recurring reminders linked to recurring tasks, and reminders that make sounds when they pop-up on a smartphone or tablet, I will always require the use of other apps.
Haha, love your enthusiasm, @MrStoneIV_! It's great to experiment with different tools, and we're thrilled Taskade caught your attention. Stay tuned for more updates and possibly that interview! 🤖🎥
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Thanks for the Taskade AI love!
Thanks. Interesting. - How does it compare to Nimbus Notes (perhaps you may consider doing a comparison video between those two?)?
Thanks for your interest, @udo9999! A comparison video between Taskade and Nimbus Notes could be quite insightful. Taskade offers unique AI Mind Mapping, Chat, and AI features and collaborative tools that might stand out in such a comparison. 🚀📝
Is the mind map view in Taskade the best and deepest integration of task management into a mind map out there? Or are there other apps out there that are on par? Even Xmind and MindNode are not up to this level?
Have you tried Taskade AI to generate mind maps and task lists? Each project is like a piece of origami, you can visualize it across multiple views.
Taskade's Mind Map view is indeed a robust integration of task management into a mind map format, offering a unique and versatile approach to organizing ideas and tasks. While there are other mind mapping and task management apps available, Taskade's deep integration and AI capabilities set it apart from many competitors.
Great question, @Patrick76399! We believe Taskade's mind map view integrates task management seamlessly, perhaps more deeply than many other apps. It's all about how it fits into your workflow. Always exploring to stay ahead! 🧠🗺
Every time you make a video on "You should Use..." I think, "Yeah, I should look into that." Try it for a week, redo my entire system in it and then come crawling back to Notion. Not this time buddy! 😁Are you going to have an interview video with the CEO of Taskade?
Love that! I'd like to
I'd like to go full-steam into Notion, but as long as it lacks basic features like true recurring tasks, recurring reminders linked to recurring tasks, and reminders that make sounds when they pop-up on a smartphone or tablet, I will always require the use of other apps.
That might very well happen!
Haha, love your enthusiasm, @MrStoneIV_! It's great to experiment with different tools, and we're thrilled Taskade caught your attention. Stay tuned for more updates and possibly that interview! 🤖🎥
More apps people really don’t need.
Thanks for the comment