
...when I created this node / what does this tag extend). For example, let's say that I'm tagging a quote or a thought and I want to choose the right #topic to tag it with. At this point in time,...
...when I created this node / what does this tag extend). For example, let's say that I'm tagging a quote or a thought and I want to choose the right #topic to tag it with. At this point in time,...
Explain the problem as you see it Currently you can only pull random results in a field. This means that if you want to add serendipity to your process you would need to use this function on the...
...however, there is narrower sub-case of @Imre Vogelezang 's idea which particularly irks me, and that sub-case might have a simpler solution because it pertains specifically to semantic parent-of...
You mention the solution below, which I cannot access (older than 90 days). Is the workaround described somewhere else? Could you copy it here? Thanks
> The best workaround so far is Jeff...
...graph fascinating to look at — I used to love playing with it, for instance in Roam Research and later Obsidian. But what I missed — and I find most useful for creative work — is the ability...
Explain the problem as you see it I'd like to have a more emoji-focused series of Supertags and Fields so as to not take up as much visual space with text characters (which can clutter the screen)....
...you work with several content at the time: Tabs, Sidebars, Panels. I think Panels are the worst and most limiting, and the way they work in Tana is particularly frustrating. This is because of 2...
Adding an API to Tana would significantly increase its usefulness and expand its potential use cases. Currently, Tana is limited to plain text content, which severely limits its ability to integrate...
...especially on mobile, is a bit too focused—relevant information, such as text-based fields and other parts of the graph, are hidden by the UI. Relatedly, right now voice capture is, by design,...
...going to work offline. After returning from a month of travel where I had to resort to Apple Notes and not have access to my data, I've had it with using an online first tool for my basic data and...
...it is easier to discern the gravity or implications of the time remaining between event A and event B (or) Today and Task C's due date when there is an active countdown of time displayed in...
Explain the problem as you see it In Tana, while powerful, the process of capturing, organizing, and retrieving information can feel too manual, especially for users who want a more seamless...
...the Search Bar acts as a "Jump To" menu, not a true Search. I expect the Search Bar to Search and Filter my graph (based on where I am in the node structure) and show only nodes containing that...
I think targeting a reasonably open standard (like Obsidian-flavored Markdown or LogSeq-flavored Markdown) might make sense. Especially when paired with the ability to setup a regular backup...
...Tana. This is about, in old person terms, PRINTING OUR WORK. Yes, I would rather "print to PDF" and then email that pdf file or print that pdf on paper if I want to. I need to be able to select...
Explain the problem as you see it Working with the current calendar and dates interface is difficult and inefficient. Using the command line to choose from a list of possible days, or typing @ and...
Explain the problem as you see it It would be nice to be able to do some simple date and time calculations, in particular for durations. Why is this a problem for you? Let's say that I'm logging...
Hi Catherine R. You can create an inline reference to a node by cutting and pasting the node reference into a node with existing text. I use CTRL+C and CTRL+V to cut and paste nodes more quickly....
Explain the problem as you see it I sometimes write down a note and then think "it seems I wrote something similar 2 weeks ago, but I don't know exactly how to search for it". Categorizing all the...
...into Tana, either by import or manual entry, they no longer retain their original created date and time. Day One allows the user to manually adjust the date and time of a journal entry....
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