Chris Messina

Agenda - Notes, your time has come

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Agenda is a date-focused note taking app for planning and documenting your projects. With its unique timeline, Agenda gives you a complete picture of past, present and future, driving your projects forward.

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Adam Davies
Looks pretty cool. Any plans for an iOS version with sync?
Drew McCormack
@adammydesign iOS app is in development. Planned for first half of 2018. Will sync with Mac app.
Adam Davies
@drewmccormack Look forward to it. Just installed macOS app and it looks great. 👍
Vivek Sancheti
Looks pretty dope. Please bring Android, iOS & Windows Version soon :D
Drew McCormack
@evivz iOS is coming ASAP. Other platforms may be added down the road. Not decided yet.
Justin Mitchell
@evivz @drewmccormack would love to help with the development to bring an Android version to fruition.
ArNz|8o8
This program is just what I need in my workflow. Notes assigned to a date is lit 🔥 Might be getting the premium functions, just to support them guys 😄
Manny
@arnz8o8 Hey what is the pricing model? The website states it's free...
Manny
@arnz8o8 hey thanks for that fast reply friend! How unfortunate they tried to hide that fact on the website.
ArNz|8o8
@manny_orduna Well. The program is free to use of course. More is to be found here: https://medium.com/@drewmccormac... BTW, Things 3 I use too, but only for Reminders, not so much for Notes
Drew McCormack
@manny_orduna The app itself is free to use forever. We do sell premium features as an IAP. You permanently unlock all current features, plus any added in the next 12 months.
Manny
@drewmccormack "The app itself is free to use forever" is a really good way to dodge around "There is a pay wall to use full functionality" kudos to whoever came up with the phrase. Combined with only 1 notice of "premium features after purchase" on the site, it can really get people to download it and discover the payments later.
praveena poojary
Using for last one hour and feeling like this is what I am looking for all these times and could not explain what I want. Thanks guys
Andreas Duess
Looks nice. Are you planning on supporting images anytime soon?
Drew McCormack
@andreasduess Attachments are a high priority, yes.
Fraser Smith
This is worth the download just for the sample projects. Poor Tom.
Drew McCormack
@frassmith Hmm, sympathy for Tom. Interesting choice... :)
Falko
Every once in a while an app come by which I never knew I've been missing my entire life :D is this a fully native app or Electron btw? Appears to be quite smooth.
Drew McCormack
@falkoj App is fully native. Developed in Swift.
Falko
@drewmccormack nice, it's noticeable. Also cool to see a product built in the Netherlands being featured on PH. Best of luck!
Sean Cornelius

Great overall app with cooperation between iOS and MacOS and is a great alternative to Evernote which can become costly.

Pros:

Easy to use and looks great!

Cons:

Some features are not available compared to Evernote, etc.

Andrea
iOS? I'd like to check the iOS app but can't find it...
Sidian M.S. Jones
Yet another great To Do app with no sharing. For the love of god will someone please add sharing to their app.
Drew McCormack
@sidianmsjones Not really a To Do app, more a notes app with some support for tasks. You can certainly share stuff. I guess you mean sharing of notes, so they can be collaboratively edited. This is a feature that is certainly on our radar. Thanks for the feedback.
Stowe Boyd
I'm a fan of journal-based project management, but I certainly don't like the notion of a Mac-based solution, instead of web-based. For example, what about publishing notes to the web for broad distribution? Also, this tool is too young to match alternatives' features, like embedding images and attachments. I'm using Flow (getflow.com), and the native markdown approach to text formatting is easier than fooling with menus for rich text styling. And it's a full up work management solution: tasks, sharing, etc. But other notes tools like Slite, Notion.so, and Quip offer more, I think, if you want rich text tools.
Drew McCormack
@stoweboyd Thanks for the feedback. We'll agree to disagree on the Mac tool aspect. We are certainly fans of native apps, but each to his/her own. Attachments and an iOS app are our main priorities at this point. Agenda uses styled text, and supports markdown shortcuts, but it is not a markdown editor. I actually haven't seen this in other tools before. It makes it as easy to enter as markdown, but the results are much nicer to look at, distribute, print etc.
Amir
The interface and philosophy behind this remind me of Things which is nice. I hope it reaches the level of maturity that Things is in now. I'm looking forward to the iOS app :-)
Patrick
Looks cool!
praveena poojary
Guys it keeps crashing. One example is I tried selecting I checklist item and linking to another note and it crashed and the same thing repeats. And please add autosave every minute or so, I lost 20 minutes work when it crashed
Drew McCormack
@praveenpoojary1 Agenda definitely autosaves. Should do so every 20 secs or so. Can you contact our support, and we can investigate the crashes more.
Jijo Jose
Looks clean. Any plans on Android and Web version?
Drew McCormack
@jijojosein iOS is our highest priority. We may get to the rest down the road, but no concrete plans just yet.
Joseph Wood
Holy cow this looks beautiful. I'm a sucker for a super well designed app with a great looking website. This checks both boxes. I don't need another note app, but who cares, I'm downloading and using now. Well done!
Drew McCormack
@iamjmw Thanks! Glad you like it.
Kyle Richey
That domain name though! Pretty sweet.
Binoy Xavier Joy
Saw Agenda listed under the "New Apps and Games We love" on Apps Store and came here to see if there's chatter on Product Hunt. Ha, not disappointed. Just started using it.
Alexis Taylor
This looks really great, just a heads-up, the download button doesn't seem to work in the latest Firefox ⚠️
Drew McCormack
@felix_gurtler Seems to work for me in the macOS version of Firefox. Do you perhaps have something blocking the download?
Alexis Taylor
@drewmccormack It was Firefox's own tracking protection. I have that on by default and it usually doesn't interfere with downloads. You can test by turning on tracking protection by default or opening it in a private window.
Rudy Lee
Simply love the concept :)