PeteCress
Android Enthusiast
Well, it seems official now: there will be no port of CarbonFin's most-excellent outliner to Android. Per feedback@carbonfin.com, "Unfortunately, there are no current plans to build an Android version."
What I'm looking for:
What I've tried:
Recommendations?
Edit 2013 01-15 1007:
The more I fool around with Google Tasks and TinjaSoft's "Google Tasks Organizer", the more I think that's the ticket. Only thing I can see missing at the moment is an option to hide the checkboxes.
In fact, the excellent synch, the pretty-good UI, and the convenience of being able to perform major editing tasks via my PC's browser seem to explain CarbonFin's decision not to port to Android: the competition from Google Tasks and the TinjaSoft product would seem tb too great.
What I'm looking for:
Code:
"Musts"
- Support heirarchical presentation
e.g. Numbers
Cars
Chevvy
License Plate
VIN
Title#
Insurance
Chubb
NAIC#
Policy#
Effective Date
Expiration Date
- Allow expand/collapse topics/branches
- Allow "Remarks/Comments" for each leaf, which]
can be hidden or shown.
- Support exporting to text, .XLS, or OPML
- Able to back up as discrete files (i.e. not
co-mingled with some system file or another)
"Wants"
- Cloud repository that can be synched with handheld
and referenced/edited on it's own via web browser.
- Search facility
- Import from CarbonFin's OPMH export file.What I've tried:
- Apsalus: Can't figure out the UI
. - Outliner: Lacks functionality
. - GoogleTasks: The most CarbonFin-like UI, seems easiest to use, but seems to lack any facility for importing/exporting. Or am I just missing it? With import/export, it would seem tb the ticket given one could be comfortable with privacy considerations.
. - NoteLynX Pro: A contender so far, but UI still a bit clumsy/arcane and also lacking in the import/export area.
Recommendations?
Edit 2013 01-15 1007:
The more I fool around with Google Tasks and TinjaSoft's "Google Tasks Organizer", the more I think that's the ticket. Only thing I can see missing at the moment is an option to hide the checkboxes.
In fact, the excellent synch, the pretty-good UI, and the convenience of being able to perform major editing tasks via my PC's browser seem to explain CarbonFin's decision not to port to Android: the competition from Google Tasks and the TinjaSoft product would seem tb too great.