Looks interesting. Is it possible to use completely offline, without relying on their servers?  I see there is a desktop app.

-sphere (September 15, 2020, 07:29 PM)

Not yet, no. It's a planned feature, however. The iOS app is in beta, and an Android app is coming, too (there's a workaround currently, which makes the website work more or less like an app, including ability to share from Twitter, Instagram, etc.).

Roadmap: https://walling.app/XvglutVDmXy2tfcm5ggr/walling-product-roadmap

A couple of users are using Walling as a portfolio: https://walling.app/BFDff0Yiyp56757ssdAD/my-portfolio and https://walling.app/6iVaUG9V9Fz6vy01jiyQ/photo-portfolio

Walling

Walling is more than just a tool to organize your information. Walling helps you unload your ideas, jot down notes and save bookmarks frictionlessly. It connects those ideas with what you added in the past, creating a network of ideas and resources that's easy to explore and curate from.

You can also use Walling to plan and organize ideas when you’re working on a new project, researching a topic, writing an article or just about anything. With your ideas side by side, Walling empowers you to step back and get a high level of understanding on what you're working on and helps you synthesize information more efficiently.

Walling.app

I've been using Walling for about a week and I think I'm sold! It seems to fit with how I'd like a note taking app to work, just throw everything at it and organize a little bit later. There are some features missing and there's no native iOS or Android app yet (the former should be in beta within a week), but I'm definitely liking it so far.

The Walling community can be found on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wallingapp

Edit:

Walling is free for up to 100 Bricks. You can subscribe to Walling premium to get unlimited Bricks and Walls for $4/mo. Walling also offers Workspaces for teams with centralized billing for $6/mo per team member.

Looks promising! Listary is a must have as it is, but this looks like something that might even replace FARR... (don't tell mouser)