You’ve made it easy for me to capture my projects, ideas, reference points, checklists, etc. Inclr is the most effective tool of them all. I have used all kinds of things for digital note taking and journaling from OmniOutliner to Microsoft One Note, and all sorts of things in between.
There is no need to try to force all things into the form of a written page. I love all the different types of objects that can fit into any given node, and how each type of object is designed for a particular use - notes, sketches, photos, website links, etc, etc. I love how the nodes ‘orbit’ the Inclr - again lots of information readily available without feeling cramped for lost from sight. It is easy to give each Inclr and each node within an Inclr a visual personality. What I like about Inclr, in no particular order: I love the visual aspect - I have ready access to multiple Inclrs from one screen on my iPad and can drill down from there - a lot of information fits nicely into a relatively small screen without feeling cramped or lost from sight. Inclr is conducive to high-level cognitive functioning. I kept switching the apps/methods of organization and it just became a jumbled mess with information in several different places. I’d honestly been looking for something like this for years.
The layers and node entries are a game changer Ability to change visual mind map according to what I’m working on - I change it up depending on type of information and what I’m doing with it at that moment.Ĥ. Ability to import/merge/annotate content from what seems like every possible resource/platformģ. Inclr provides me the ability to organize everything in an efficient and visually appealing way which facilitates productivity and conceptual theorizing like I’ve never experienced. I am also in the very beginning stages of an entrepreneurial venture for which I am developing a pitch deck.
I began using Inclr for purposes of organizing my neuroscience-related research and theories/notes/ideas that result.
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