The feature list looked perfect. The app did not. On paper, NotePlan inside Setapp can look like a...
The feature list looked perfect. The app did not.
On paper, NotePlan inside Setapp can look like a great home for tasks. Daily notes. Calendar integration. Linked references. A whole personal system in one place.
In practice, it never stuck for me. I would install it, poke around, half-commit to moving things in, then slide back to Todoist and other tools.
The problem was not the feature list. It was the feeling of using it.
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