We are pleased to announce that Capacities is the Hookmark Partner of the Month of November 2024. Capacities is next-generation PKM management software for macOS, Windows, and the web. “Capacities is a studio to collect, connect and reflect – a place to make sense of the world and to create amazing things.” Unlike its competitor, …
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If you’ve read Beaudoin’s Cognitive Productivity books, you know outlining is a great way to think and create. Bike is an impressive new outliner developed by Hog Bay Software: Use Bike to organize your thoughts. Make lists, take notes, and save your ideas. Bike is a powerful outlining tool for thinkers and writers. We highly …
Bike Outliner for Mac is Hookmark’s Partner of the Month of May! Read More »
I also write academic papers and books. As such, I rely heavily on reference management software. When Readcube transitioned from Papers3 to Papers 2020, I realized I had to ditch the Papers app. Readcube dropped AppleScript support, pushed the concept of storing PDFs on their website, and moved towards a subscription service. I value interoperability …
Bookends: The Most Link-Friendly, Interoperable Reference Management Software on Earth Read More »
Rounding out our Partnership of the Month of November with Setapp, we have improved our list of link-friendly apps. And we are looking forward to a special link-friendly app announcement on Thursday Dec 1!
Time is of the essence. Fortunately, there’s Agenda: a date-focused note-taking app for both planning and documenting your projects. Its timeline enables you to view the history of your projects. You can also place notes directly on the calendar so you can be prepared for anything. Because Agenda is a link-friendly app, you can copy …
Agenda 16 Is Available and Is Our Partner of the Month of October! Read More »
Hook is great for quickly copying and using links to almost anything. But what if you often need to insert links in your Markdown documents to webpages that you haven’t even visited yet? Or, you’ve bookmarked something (in Hook or a web browser) and want to insert a link to it directly in your Markdown …
