Task managers may not be best for this…

Apps like OmniFocus and Things are great, but you shouldn't automatically dismiss the new all-in-one tools like Obsidian, Notion, or Tana.
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[@Abrpatel]

Context is important for many things. Good point!

[@KeliFancher]

100%

[@thomnorman1289]

This is reason I’ve switched my system to Tana recently and am finding it super helpful so far. I think that you need the right ‘everything’ app though, as Roam style apps (imo) don’t do tasks well and I find Notion doesn’t handle zettlekasten type linked info very well. Tana, so far, seems to handle both tasks and info super well though

[@KeliFancher]

Absolutely! I'm loving Tana and the fact that I can combine both tasks and notes into it. Sure, a dedicated task manager may be more feature complete - but Tana is more useful for me.

[@carlosrebolledoaguirre4682]

Workflowy logra el mismo resultado de Tana, sin tener que destinar tanto tiempo a organizar o crear un flujo de trabajo

[@KeliFancher]

I haven't used Workflowy extensively, but Tana definitely borrows a lot of Workflowy's great ideas. In my opinion it expands on them though and is more useful for me.