How I’ve used Kinopio

Team discussion notes

Sharing feature requests

Class notes

Do brain dump/quick entry

Come back later to organize, make connections, noodle

Sermon notes

Modes

The experience felt perfect

Shared an office with Trello, which was my jam

Co-creator of Glitch

Visual, spatial

The UI is so playful, organic. It is fun to drag around and make connections. Kinda like a fidget toy for my brain.

This was astounding

Architected to last

Easy to export JSON

Presentation on Pair Programming

Shared team notes (buy-in for fun fund)

Weekly work notes

Less structure, less confined

Notes for academic paper

The constraints were empowering

Collaboration

Felt like hive mind

History

Some overlap with Trello, but

I’ve never gotten into mind-mapping. It has felt too structured. Kinopio is perfect.

Too much trying to mimic the real world (stickies, dots, etc.)

Sentence diagramming for bible passage analysis

https://twitter.com/KinopioClub/status/1286643173171879936?s=20

Team retrospective

“What happens to my data if Kinopio dies?” http://pketh.org/kinopio-plans.html

The options are exhausting and somewhat clunky

Why Miro sucks

Document my guitar setup

I’ve generally searched for a plaintext solution

Roam and other tools are document based and defy moving and organizing