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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.Walling.app
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 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.
WallingQuoteWalling 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.Walling.app
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.
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:QuoteWalling 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.



Sorry, haven't used Notion. I've seen several people comparing them, but unfortunately I can't be of any help there...
Looks a lot like Notion. Have you used that? If so, can you say how it's different?

WallingLooks interesting. Is it possible to use completely offline, without relying on their servers? I see there is a desktop app.QuoteWalling 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.Walling.app
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.
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:QuoteWalling 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 interesting. Is it possible to use completely offline, without relying on their servers? I see there is a desktop app.
Restic is a modern backup program that can back up your files:
- from Linux, BSD, Mac and Windows
- to many different storage types, including self-hosted and online services
- easily, being a single executable that you can run without a server or complex setup
- effectively, only transferring the parts that actually changed in the files you back up
- securely, by careful use of cryptography in every part of the process
- verifiably, enabling you to make sure that your files can be restored when needed
- freely - restic is entirely free to use and completely open source
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