I’d love to learn from your use case: what are the top 5 file types you find yourself storing most often on your Mac?
Thanks for the feedback!
IMHO, the future is Knowledge Management and for that you really need text like like formats like markdown.
You should look into porting your app into a plug-in like feature for a knowledge management tool like Obsidian. That is the kind of audience that is going to latch on to this idea quicker than anyone else.
Im thinking you will get clearer feedback from that audience. Of course I am biased since I am an Obsidian user. I dont use word processing apps at all. All my writing is done in Markdown applications and final documents are either ported to PDF or HTML.
I had a similar idea about organizing files but I dont have programming skills so Im glad you are working on something like this. My idea, which I do not mind that you steal (Probably someone already thought about this) is figuring out a way to isolate information into categories based on a current selected feeling of the day, or a project you plan on working on based on some type of schedule. It would help with isolating personal project from work project data that can cause distractions.
Im not a mac user but I watched the video and I can see what its doing. It's pretty impressive. It would be cool if we (Obsidian) users had something like this to link ideas together. As it stands right now, I think you have to do all of the linking manually. A lot of people in the Obsidian community use the Zettelkasten Method of organizing information and the linking feature that is part of Obsidian is naturally good at that.
At least extend .txt to also support .md since that's the .txt “everyone” here uses?
Fallinorg is great and something I’ve also thought about quite a bit. Local LLMs probably could enable lots of organizational workflows. I can’t wait to try what you have. Thanks for sharing and working on this problem.