Agenda
7.0Date-focused note taking.
Overview
Agenda brings an elegant and new take on notes. Agenda is a date-focused note taking app for both planning and documenting your projects. From business professionals and technical users, to students and artists, Agenda is for anyone wanting well organized and easily navigable notes that help drive your projects forward.
Agenda’s unique approach of organizing notes into a timeline helps to drive your projects forward. While other apps focus specifically on the past, present, or future, Agenda is the only note taking app that tracks them all at once, giving you the complete picture. Take notes for what is currently on your agenda, while you prepare another for an upcoming meeting. Use older notes as breadcrumbs to remind yourself why you took the actions you did.
You can attach dates to individual notes, and even link them to events in your calendar. But you can also put them "On the Agenda". Notes that are On the Agenda are given special status. You can search for them more easily, and they appear in a special group in the sidebar, so you can find them in a flash.
Note: This application contains in-app and/or external module purchases.
What's new in Agenda
Improved:
- A new note can be created for a reminder via the Related Info panel on the right
- A reminder can be added for the selected note
- You can now link events by dragging the calendar event onto a note, or vice versa
- All note actions (eg Mark as On the Agenda) can now be applied to multiple selected notes
- You can drag multiple notes onto an event to link them all
- Better error reporting when working with reminders
- Calendar event notes with HTML content are now properly handled
- Clicking the on-the-agenda dot button now shows a menu
- The welcome tour now adapts to dark mode
Fixed:
- An agenda link (URL) is now added to reminders (macOS 10.15)
- Subtasks of reminders are now properly handled (macOS 10.15)
- Fixed issue with alarm settings on all day calendar events
- You can again drag-and-drop events in the Related Info panel
- Linking a note could revert the title to "Untitled". Fixed
- Deleting back to the beginning of a line could cause formatting to change unexpectedly. Fixed
- The x-success URL is now properly called on successful requests for an x-callback URL
- More stable undo/redo
- Cosmetic improvements for dark mode
- Fixed issues with deletion of emoji and other unicode characters (eg Asian languages)
- PDFs can now display full width again, rather than just as a small thumbnail
- Sync stability improvements
- Fixed an issue where the sign in sheet for the Agenda Community would remain on screen
Agenda Screenshots
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- macOS 10.12.0 or later
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6 Agenda Reviews
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$24 for the advanced features seems worthy to support development of a swell idea, nicely designed and developed.
Non early-adopters: I'd suggest adding a reminder on your calendar for September 2018 or so to check and see if it's been sufficiently polished. I'd suspect App Store review rating will be ultra high or fading to mediocrity, depending on how this promising app fulfilled hopes. Of just use the basic free version, and see if you like it.
Agenda lives somewhere on the spectrum between a diary app like DayOne and a note-taking app like Bear. It is intended for the focused use of keeping notes, making plans and tracking tasks on a project basis, though a "project" can stand in for any related topics. For example, I have one project that is for planning our upcoming vacation. And I have another project for keeping track of my personnel related notes.
You organize your notes in categories and projects (which fall under categories). You can assign dates to your notes -- past, present or future. So it is great for logging activities or plotting out unfolding steps.
You probably wouldn't use Agenda to capture all those random bits of information that cross your path each day. It doesn't sport the tools for quickly clipping information from the web or other sources outside itself. And it doesn't have an iOS companion app yet, though the developers say they are working on one and should have it sometime this year.
The bottom line is I've found Agenda very user friendly. And it is attractive in the literal sense of that word -- I am drawn to using it and it has helped me think through various topics and projects.
$24 for the advanced features seems worthy to support development of a swell idea, nicely designed and developed.
Non early-adopters: I'd suggest adding a reminder on your calendar for September 2018 or so to check and see if it's been sufficiently polished. I'd suspect App Store review rating will be ultra high or fading to mediocrity, depending on how this promising app fulfilled hopes. Of just use the basic free version, and see if you like it.