Long-unsolved details in note-taking, task management and personal knowledge.
The state-of-the-art seems to be Moodle or Canvas which are designed for universities — they use archaic UI and features.
Successful companies institutionalize the knowledge of their employees… Young companies tend to depend on the dedication and talent of a few.
We are considering using Zoho People for HR management, attendance, leave, overtime, and employee records for a company in Egypt. The main issue is that Zoho Payroll is not available in Egypt. We mainly need a reliable monthly payroll output: salary, attendance deductions, unpaid leave, overtime, penalties, bonuses, and net payable.
I find it difficult to manage tasks… not being able to filter my tasks, keep lists with subtasks collapsed.
With Sync, many settings and configurations are not synced. I often had to install and configure plugins on 3 devices.
I teach several classes that end after 25 sessions. Holidays and cancellations push the counter back, and I track it in my head — often wrongly. Calendars don't carry the count forward on deletion.
My project-tracking table updates constantly but has no date column (only completion dates). Can I sort the range by each row's last edit time?
I play guitar at folk clubs and camps. The problem is 'knowing what you know'. Back in the 2000s I came up with a list view with 2 lines per entry in Access 97: title and key on the first line, lyric snippet on the second. Modern database front-ends only give one line.
I curate a large resource list for language learners (channels, podcasts, films per language) on Notion. As it grew, loading got slow and navigation clumsy. I want a web app for maintaining and sharing a very long structured markdown list.
I get spam Gmail doesn't detect; they all share one trait — I'm bcc'ed and not a visible recipient. Can I filter mail where I'm bcc'ed?
Google Docs has predefined styles — Normal text, Title, Heading 1-3 — but they're paragraph-level. Can I create an inline text style?
Is there a tool to reconstruct my personal access/edit history across all Google docs I can reach — like 'opened doc X at Feb 10 10:00, edited...'
I put together a Python script to auto-create forward links in clipboard text based on the note titles in your vault.
Files with perfectly legal characters and different casing aren't handled consistently in Obsidian.
All of us discover interesting things we want to be able to find later; only some of us can do that without becoming a browser tab hoarder.