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Appreciate the video! Can I ask at around 2:40, if you click filter by tag, why do the notes that aren't tags appear as options to filter by? Looking forward to trying out the app 😁
Thank you! The reason is that in Lazy, a #tag and an internal link pointing to a [[note]] function the same way. This means you can filter all notes containing either a specific #tag or a link to a particular [[note]].
Hi Marco, wondering if you are still using Lazy? If so, how has your experience been? And if not, what other tool have you replaced it with for capturing? Also have you checked the app Kortex?
Hey there! 😊 I stopped using Lazy because of the lack of improvements and the team’s limited transparency about their future plans. That said, I’m still keeping an eye on the product. Currently, Tana is my main go-to tool for almost everything (capturing, task management, project management, note-taking, etc), except for client projects, which I manage on ClickUp. I also tried Kortex, and I think it’s a great app, especially for writers. I’m following its development as well, but for now, I don’t feel the need to make the switch. Cheers!
@ Thanks for comprehensive reply! That's the exact system I am using too Tana and Click up. Wanted to check out Lazy but I am reluctant to pay them with no serious roadmap. Hoping Kortex incorporates Lazy features then it will seriously be a game changer.
@@parasx123 Try to leverage AI in Tana if you haven't already. You can create really nice workflows, although it may be a bit more complicated at first compared to other tools.
@@Marco_Mindstone Im sorry but in my opinion this is way overcomplicated. Theres notes within notes within notes and everything looks similar and scattered. This is not appealing to me at all. All I want to do is find my notes when Im looking for it. It seems to me that within time, this will be hard to remember where old notes are stored and no Folders. How do I remember what tags I used for something? After a while there will be too many tags. This Stresses me out. No thank you. If this works for you, then congrats, Im happy for you, but for me this tool does the opposite of Lazy, it creates more work for me. Not intuitive at all. I reserve the right to change my mind but for now I dont think Im your target for this app. It may seem like Im being harsh but its because Im so desperate to find something that works for me and I really want to like this app. Please add videos with different use cases and best methods. Im a visual person, the written docs you have there dont work for my brain. Im rooting for you to succeed, please dont interpret this post as complaining. Im just giving my perspective. Thanks
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Appreciate the video! Can I ask at around 2:40, if you click filter by tag, why do the notes that aren't tags appear as options to filter by? Looking forward to trying out the app 😁
Thank you!
The reason is that in Lazy, a #tag and an internal link pointing to a [[note]] function the same way. This means you can filter all notes containing either a specific #tag or a link to a particular [[note]].
@@Marco_Mindstone Perfect cheers Marco!
Hi Marco, wondering if you are still using Lazy? If so, how has your experience been? And if not, what other tool have you replaced it with for capturing?
Also have you checked the app Kortex?
Hey there! 😊
I stopped using Lazy because of the lack of improvements and the team’s limited transparency about their future plans. That said, I’m still keeping an eye on the product.
Currently, Tana is my main go-to tool for almost everything (capturing, task management, project management, note-taking, etc), except for client projects, which I manage on ClickUp.
I also tried Kortex, and I think it’s a great app, especially for writers. I’m following its development as well, but for now, I don’t feel the need to make the switch.
Cheers!
@ Thanks for comprehensive reply!
That's the exact system I am using too Tana and Click up. Wanted to check out Lazy but I am reluctant to pay them with no serious roadmap.
Hoping Kortex incorporates Lazy features then it will seriously be a game changer.
@@parasx123 Try to leverage AI in Tana if you haven't already. You can create really nice workflows, although it may be a bit more complicated at first compared to other tools.
Will do. Haven't tried that yet. Maybe you can make a video about it :)
Does the Lazy AI allows you to chat with your notes?
Unfortunately, not yet
The software seems super confusing
At first impression it might seems, but once you understand the structure and how to navigate it, it’s really smooth.
@@Marco_Mindstone Im sorry but in my opinion this is way overcomplicated. Theres notes within notes within notes and everything looks similar and scattered. This is not appealing to me at all.
All I want to do is find my notes when Im looking for it. It seems to me that within time, this will be hard to remember where old notes are stored and no Folders. How do I remember what tags I used for something? After a while there will be too many tags. This Stresses me out. No thank you. If this works for you, then congrats, Im happy for you, but for me this tool does the opposite of Lazy, it creates more work for me.
Not intuitive at all. I reserve the right to change my mind but for now I dont think Im your target for this app. It may seem like Im being harsh but its because Im so desperate to find something that works for me and I really want to like this app.
Please add videos with different use cases and best methods. Im a visual person, the written docs you have there dont work for my brain.
Im rooting for you to succeed, please dont interpret this post as complaining. Im just giving my perspective. Thanks