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Add better support for non-actionable reference list

One of the ways I use my to-do app is to capture non-actionable ideas and notes. Akiflow’s quick capture is so good that I often use it to save books I want to read, recipes I want to try, links people share with me, and places I want to visit. At the moment, however, there’s no good way to store these items in Akiflow because of its planning and scheduling requirements. I have separate projects for each type of reference list under a folder called ā€œReference.ā€ The capture experience is great, but the problem is that every item needs a date assigned before it can be moved out of the Inbox. Assigning a ā€œSomedayā€ date creates another issue: my actionable Someday list— which I use for future planning—becomes cluttered with non-actionable items such as books, recipes, and links. I’m not sure what the ideal solution would look like, but I’d love a way to store non-actionable items without having them appear in or clutter the Inbox, Someday list, or planning workflows.

Mark about 3 hours ago

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macOS: Add an option to disable week-navigation animations

I would like an option in the macOS app to disable the transition animations that play when using ā€˜Go to next week’ or ā€˜Go to previous week’ in the planner. When I navigate several weeks forward or backward, each click triggers the animation and the interface becomes noticeably slow. The delay makes it difficult to move through multiple weeks quickly. Suggested solution: Add a setting such as ā€˜Disable calendar navigation animations’. Alternatively, skip the animation when the navigation buttons are used repeatedly. This would make week navigation feel much faster and more responsive, especially when reviewing future or past weeks.

Francis 1 day ago

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Weekly Review

I use Akiflow to capture everything I need to do, from major projects to quick thoughts and small tasks. I’d love a structured review feature similar to the one in OmniFocus. A review workflow would help me trust that anything I quickly capture will resurface at the appropriate time. It would also make it easier to remove outdated tasks, reduce noise, and keep projects relevant and actionable. Ideally, the feature would include: A dedicated Review view showing every project that is due for review, along with a badge displaying the number remaining. A customizable review cadence for each project—for example, weekly for active projects, monthly for less urgent ones, or annually for long-term goals. A focused workflow that lets me open each project, inspect its tasks, add or update actions, and remove anything no longer relevant. A ā€œMark as reviewedā€ button that records the review, schedules the project’s next review according to its cadence, and removes it from the current queue. A clear way to move through the queue one project at a time until the review is complete. I know it’s possible to review projects manually, but the value of a dedicated system is that it tracks what needs attention and when. That structure creates confidence that tasks won’t disappear into the system—even when they were entered quickly just to get them out of my head.

Christy 18 days ago