I love working in Scrintal, and it has certainly changed the way I do notemaking, and as I'm also developing my own take on PKM Scrintal has proven to be the perfect tool for it! You can also check out my articles on [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

I find that Scrintal has given me a sense of clarity, and added the visual component to be able to see the connections between my different notes (Cards). I also love the fact that they ask us users for ideas on how to develop Scrintal further, and actually listen to us!

I have nothing particular issue with Scrintal. It's still in beta and under devolopment

It's been a great experience and helped my visual learning style that adds meaning and uses networks to connect notes and research. The team are awesome too and are moving real quick to deploy features as they are close to their user base.

The fundamental design of Scrintal being a spatial canvas is such a game-changer to the note taking / productivity app market. Being able to quickly add notes and connect them like a networked mind map is so helpful to when I'm researching but also has a great use case creating content clusters in marketing. It's super fast and has the ability to add multimedia in the note space which is really useful.

I feel like the search and find archive function still needs some work, I'm not sure what exactly but it doesn't' feel super intuitive. A part from that it serves a great purpose.

Scrintal is still in early development, but is already a solid product for those looking for a more visual alternative to Roam. It combines the visual language of whiteboards and the power of interlinking, including backlinks.

Scrintal has a good development team that listens to feedback and constantly improves Scrintal based on it. Otherwise, my favorite thing about Scrintal in general is its concept: combining the best of Roam (easy linking) and whiteboards or mind maps (visual thinking).

I still miss some features in Scrintal, especially transclusion / embedding of cards or text-blocks into other cards.

Smooth experience. Good companion.

The minimalist design makes it extremely easy to use. Flexible. This software offers a unique experience since it combines information gathering and building relations among these information units in a complete unstructured form. So, anyone in the process of knowledge creation can benefit from it and follow their creative path inside it.

Waiting for collaborative tools to come.

I'm getting a much better result than using classic mind maps apps. Scrintal is much more flexible and versatile. I can move things up and down, zoom in and out effortlessly. Finally, I love how I can go into focus mode inside a node and start writing on a blank screen.

- How easy is to start working on it. It just takes 10 min to start producing outcomes. - How I can get a bird's eye perspective and zoom in to a very specific point.

- I'd like to have a better GUI/UX experience. - I'd like to have an outline experience inside the focus mode.

I'm building my third ever start-up this year and have been looking for something to centralise my thoughts, documents, knowledge base, business plan and business model. Initially I thought I could use Scrintal to just mind-map and organise my thoughts on a digital whiteboard-like tool, however soon came to realise the full extent of its usefulness. I can house my web resources, account and login info (safely and securely!), collaborate remotely with my partner and embed documents and even videos. The keyboard shortcuts make the process even easier and since I've been accustomed to Scrintal, it's been permanently living in my toolbar for easy reach and connecting/logging into it only takes a matter of seconds. I think I will be building and developing my entire start-up on Scrintal and refuse to look anywhere else or use any other tool to do so, purely because of its ease of use and the sheer number of useful features applicable to me.

The sheer thoughtfulness behind the features is simply put: je ne sais quoi. Extremely convenient, easy to use, simple and minimalistic in approach but full of useful features. I use this from a business context to work and build my start up and organising current procedures, business model, knowledge outlines and even as far as developing features for my website. I can organise, link and embed at a glance without having to leave the page and this is made even easier with the keyboard shortcuts. I can even listen to music just by linked it in a card, without annoying additional windows/tabs - without ever having to leave the page. In short, if you're a fan of PKM, a student or entrepreneur, among other things, this is an absolute must-use. No steep learning curves, just sign in and get going! I can't think of anything better or more convenient/easy to use than Scrintal and have been addicted to this ever since.

Honestly, not really. Only a few personal things I'd prefer to see that aren't at all relevant but would be nice: visual linking and colour-blind/deficient friendly colours for the cards would be super useful.

I´ve been looking for a visual tool like this and so happy to have come across thanks to a friend of mine. Highly recommend Scrintal if you´re visual learner like myself.

What I appreciate the most about Scrintal is that I can see my connections so easily on the desk. And it literally works like a digital desk. This simplified my ideation and brainstorming sessions which I do quite regularly at work. I liked the backlink based linking and flexibility to embed videos from Youtube and watch them in the app because Youtube is one of my top learning sources. The team sees to be quick and highly responsibe to user feedback. Really happy with this one!

I´d love to be able to export my work. The team told me that they´re building it now and it will be available very soon but that is definetly something I need in my workflow.

I'm organizing my research to make it more amenable to generating output. I had already begun shifting to actual cards when I discovered Scrintal and it seems to meet many similar needs. I'm going to publish media-rich boards for my students and readers of my books, providing a less linear experience of my content and an opportunity to pursue slightly tangential background threads that don't make it into the published final content.

The visual note-making and mindmapping combination is what I've been hoping to find for years. The linking seems very intuitive and powerful. Ability to publish my boards out to be viewed by others is brilliant. Import of my Markdown from a large Obsidian vault went pretty well.

I don't have a lot of criticism, but there are some features that have been promised that I'm very interested in seeing implemented. First, the ability to use local databases seems like it will be important. I want to include images and media files in my boards and I imagine this will get difficult to host (storage and bandwidth) as time passes. Second, ability to export an entire board.

My overall experience with Scrintal has been really positive. The Scrintal team REALLY listens to their users and they iterate really fast. We ask for a feature and when we BLINK.. the feature is there. At the same time, they are able to keep the visual of the app clean enough to make our ideas and notes the central piece of everything. I am really surprised how good Scrintal is for an alpha product. I am really looking forward to see how it will be in 2 years time.

What I love (yes, not just "like") in Scrintal is the ability to have a bird's eye view of my notes. When I joined the PKM community I was looking for taking notes about my research, since I am a professional researcher. As I engage with the community and learned different frameworks for knowledge management, my knowledge base started containing not just notes about my research but notes about all aspects of my life. There was a problem though: I could only see one (or very few) notes at a time. Even when there were links between notes, I was not able to have an overview of my knowledge in an actionable way, or even in a way that was conducive to generating even more knowledge. Scrintal solves just that. When I joined the team of early users, Scrintal was just a drawing and I wasn't sure what its value was. When the first prototype came it just blew my mind! I could finally have a bird's eye view of my own knowledge and use the visual organisation of notes to generate even more ideas. After that, Scrintal just kept getting better and better.

There are two things that I miss in Scrintal to make it my "go to app" for daily use: 1. Ability to import/export notes as Markdown files (so that I can integrate it with my note making tool which is currently Obsidian). 2. Ability to use Scrintal completely offline. I would prefer to have all my notes locally for privacy and security.

I was looking for an application that would help me take notes in a quick, easy way. With Scrintal, I have that and more, since I can link notes and create a visualisation of them in different formats: tables, mind maps, colours, etc.Also the fact that I can import and export from Markdown files gives me a lot of confidence when it comes to having all my ideas and knowledge saved. One of my main uses is to organise the contents for my classes, even collaborating with some colleagues from my school. In addition, I can share one or more boards with my students so that they can see it in different ways.

What I like most about Scrintal is that I can view documents or videos separately while taking notes on them in the note itself.

One drawback, to give one, is that it does not have a usable application for the mobile, because although it can be used with a browser, it does not run as smoothly as I would like.

Mapping out an idea, blog post, thought, project, is so incredibly easy with Scrintal. It has been my first time using a tool that follows such a visual approach of creating notes through cards which can then be linked together. I mostly use tags and folders, and a more traditional way of taking notes, but since Scrintal gives me the possibility to always see the big picture during my note-taking process, I am excited to spend more time with it and explore the tool more and more.

Since I am a Product Designer, I am currently not that attracted to the overall UI of Scrintal. The colors feel a little bit washed, there are some inconsistencies when it comes to icons, and I think in general there are certain areas where the UI and UX could be improved. But I totally get, that at the current stage Scrintal is focussing on getting the product right regarding features and functionality, but I would love to see an improved UI somewhere in the future, which would make me love the product even more.

I’ve used just about every productivity app available. After using each for a few weeks, they leave me feeling that something is missing. I recently became a Scrintal beta tester. To get a feel for the app, I copied the project information from another another productivity app to Scrintal. Then I copied more information from my laptop files and then more information from various websites. When I finished, I looked at the Scrintal page and realized what my problem was with the other apps: they restrict my thinking. They attempt to force my mind to adhere to their template. To accommodate my ideas, many of which don’t fit the template, I have record them outside of the productivity app. With Scrintal, on the other hand, the app is freeform. There is no template. I can develop my own productivity app as my ideas occur. Whenever a new thought pops into my mind, I simply click on any blank space in Scrintal and record it. In my view, Scrintal is a giant leap forward in productivity software.

the unlimited freeform page. The ability to let my creativity loose and not have to fumble around to record ideas.

Right now Scrintal is in beta so not all the features are available. Soon to be remedied

I coordinate all my knowledge content from major apps dynalist slack notion roam research miro guru google workspaces evernote obsidian onenote typora various os and ios apps press and book apps email admin daily in several languages and I have found scrintal unique for this - it complements my other apps it doesn't compete or replace them

Scrintal is a clear thinking and thought recording toolI like the clean designScrintal is intuitiveScrintal encourages knowledge capture organising and productive recall with great efficiency

In 40 days of using beta scrintal I have not encountered a single dislike

It's allowed me to organise and unlock ideas in a way I couldn't with Obsidian or Miro.

The wining aspect of Scrintal is the combination of top class note-taking, with biderectional links, along with the ability to arrange those notes on a whiteboard or mind map.

It's a new product and is maturing fast. What's needed is secure password-protected sharing, and Readwise integration. The next hope would be two-way Trello integration.

It helps a lot in reducing my anxiety when I first start a presentation, especially when I do not know where to start. Seeing all my ideas and their links in between helps me identify where and how to start.

It supports enormously my brainstorming and mind mapping process and I can enrich it with media.

I haven't encountered a missing feature yet. But to my understanding, the support is very responsive and active. If I had a request, I believe it would have been taken care of.

It's been great, the developers pay a lot of attention to their users, and they are quickly making the app better every day!

Scrintal has a fresh perspective on PKM and advanced note-taking. It counts with excellent connection of notes through hyperlinks which makes it a powerful connector of ideas. Scrintal is all about making note-taking visual, which makes it feel like working with paper on a huge desk. It has all the benefits of working with paper with not of the negatives.

I love it, as it keeps developing it will have some of the features I wish the most for, such as dark mode and exporting data.

Overall, I am satisfied with using the product though it is in beta. The community interaction by the product owners is amazing.

I love the sense of clarity. Scrintal's philosophy is simple and functional. I love the ability to quickly create a card and dump the thought, see the thought connections through backlinks. It sort of merges note taking and graph view in a very functional way. For a product in beta, this is huge.

Task management is missing so far, timeline view to make the desk feature even better.

Easy tracking of tasks and project timeline because of the infinite board

The smoothness of the overall experience can be better, but the overall is functioning well.

Fantastic

I'm a senior data analyst so I work a lot with data. Thanks to Scrintal, I can visualise separate data points and build connections that I haven't seen or realized before. This helped me back up my conclusions at work and improve the quality of my work

I know it's still in early phases as the team is quite responsive to feature requests. The missing priority for me is collaboration so I can use it with other people. They told me it is coming soon so let's see...

I really liked the note-taking in the mind mapping format. Their desk approach (whiteboard) is the missing part when it comes to whiteboards. Also, I really like the team's scientific approach of asking for feedback on anything they built.

Collaboration tools. There is no collaboration feature that I can use to share my notes with anyone else.

Extremely beneficial experience. The process is just as important as the product to the developers, so in using the product one thinks about why in addition to how they want to accomplish their task.

The developers are "publically developing" the product, so feedback is quickly reviewed and changes/enhancements enter the product swiftly and frequently based on user feedback.

The export functions are a bit more manual, but that feedback has been received and will likely change in the future.

Optimized my task management, improved the collaboration with other team members and allowed me to boost my creativity and problem solving skills.

I wish I knew Scrintal when I was doing my PhD. I can read pdfs, watch videos and take notes at the same without even leaving the app. This is what I liked the most about Scrintal as someone who easily loses focus. I find this tool quite intuitive.

It'd be useful to connect a note to a Pdf but I understand that might not be in their first version.

I use Scrintal to map concepts when learning. Seems to be my best experience as a student ✋

Easy to use, minimal design and resource light

You need a good use-case for it so that could take a while to get the most out of it

I was onboarded to Scrintal a month ago. What I appreciated about the tool is the flexibility it provides me. I can either zoom out to see all the notes I created for a project, or zoom in to write whatever I want in a focus mode. I've never seen this in another tool so far. I'll completely change to Scrintal once they implement the import function from other tools.

It is still in beta so a few key features are missing such as import. On the other hand, the team works very close to users, listens to feedback so I'm hopeful about their development.

Beta version is relatively easy to use and can see how new habits are being formed around note taking.

It would be great to have collaboration features - something I would definitely love to see in the future.