Huge fan of this Scott My first "tool for thought...
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Huge fan of this Scott My first "tool for thought" was opening excel and treating it as a whiteboard – I could just use the arrow keys to get to new locations – I'd have some pages with extra wide cells, some with extra narrow – still the best diary I've ever had Knotend already has great feel – the simple menus and default font seem just right – example videos are great – the undo is pretty killer – overall 🤩
Export mermaid already supported 😄 🍺
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Thank you, Christopher. Excel is great -- I love the videos and papers on the early design of VisiCalc in terms of using constraints (a grid) to simplify things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDvbDiJZpy0

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Does it have a date picker?
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No, but great colors ;)
It supports directed graphs. You can have cycles.
Here's the url for that
The specific example you posted also works, but the layout is going to be quite different. Knotend uses a left-to-right autolayout algorithm so it own't end up looking like your example.
Which you can see here
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Fantastic! I’ll definitely give it a try. Flowcharts are another occasional hobby of mine 🙂 Usually I use graphviz
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Cool let me know how it goes! Knotend also exports to DOT so you can take the output to graphviz. You can also import DOT into knotend.
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this is so cool. i am absolutely going to use this
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Awesome, let me know how it goes!
Thats a really cool idea, thank you! And really nicely done. What tool did you use?
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I drew the sketch in Figma.
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Maybe I’ll try that. Im thinking roughly the same, but maybe having one graph per operation. With a text description for each as well. I really appreciate your suggestion and the time you put into it.