OneNote is a digital version of a notebook that's set up to share content with others, making it a valuable tool for project organization and planning. The program doesn't have a built-in calendar, so ...

The right planner can change your life, or at least organize it. When you can keep your to-do list, calendar, notes and productivity helpers all in one place, it starts to feel like there’s nothing ...

Ever feel like your productivity tools are working against you instead of for you? Between juggling multiple apps, syncing issues, and endless notifications, staying organized can sometimes feel like ...

Have you ever felt like your to-do list is scattered across a dozen apps, sticky notes, and mental reminders? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when your ideas, tasks, and schedules are spread out, ...

With the ever increasing number of iPad apps and support for tens of thousands of iPhone apps you may not have given much thought to the select few apps included by Apple on the iPad. I began using a ...

Thanks to its powerful and flexible way of connecting ideas and building a personal wiki, Obsidian has quickly become a favorite for personal knowledge management (PKM) enthusiasts. While it shines ...

Agenda is an intriguing approach to note taking on the Mac that’s organized around dates and your calendar. The app is beautifully-designed and notably feature-rich for a 1.0 but lacks an iOS ...

When I first heard about NotePlan, I was intrigued. It was a Mac app that used a text format (Markdown) as a calendar-based system, a note for each day, allowing you to easily create tasks and take ...

Notes 8 beta launches with a Getting Started pane that offers tips on what’s new, such as the Open button, tool bar search and a sidebar that you can set to show the day’s calendar entries, an RSS ...