Heiko Haller

Sorry to say, but what I see in the gifs above looks just like Mac OS Calendar to me. Appart from the quick Menu. Or is that what it's about? Is there a comparison / list of features?

Sounds interesting! Can we see a demo? An example video? Oder give it a short try? I would not vote for something I haven't seen let alone pay for it...

That looks very useful.

I love it, but why is the music stopping whenever I dont have the tab visible?

@bertie With Infinity Maps, you can go the whole way from sketching your thoughts, making a concept, bulding a presentation, collaborating interactively on the content and archiving the result as a visual map.

In short, Methods: Everything from the large toolboxes of Design Thinking and Lean Start-Up - whatever fits the challange at hand. Tools: Mostly Infinity Maps, to let ideas and concepts evolve and keep an overview.

I don't have a good answer but I am curiously waiting, what comes up here...!

That sounds like a great service. Ironically it means I have to give all my sensitive information to Removaly, so you can monitor the web for it, right? Let's hope, Removaly never gets hacked 😬 On the other hand: For Information that has already been out there it is probably a good way.

When Zenkit Projects is a product on its own: Can it also do everything Base can, or is it tailored more towards project management only?

Yeah! Zenkit getting even more powerful - again.

Trying it out now - it looks like something that could have saved me a lot of trouble and headaches..

The (mostly german) Business Network Xing.com (like LinkedIn) has a good personalized daily newsflash, that I read.

Those, that I write down, I put in my big personal iMap, or now Infinity Maps. But frankly, I do not systematically manage business ideas, since I don't have time for most of them. And the good ones keep coming back to me anyway.

cool.

As long as noone else turns my ideas into reality, I guess I'll have to do it myself. :-)

Is it also for Europe / Germany?

is there a way to filter for demos, that can be directly tested (vs. APIs / code repos)?