Feature Requests

Would it be complex to color the week in the mini calendar in red if it contains overdue tasks, just like the days? I prefer to review by day, using the mini calendar, because it gives me the full context of the tasks. thanks!

For example, if you have a project note, and you want to add multiple teams or stakeholders as properties: Key: team Values: team A, team B, team C or Key: stakeholders Values: Steve, Craig, Susan

Granola ( https://www.granola.ai/ ) offers no-agent meeting transcription and summarization using device audio. This seems like a natural expansion of Noteplan since the other elements of productivity and time management are already implemented and I already have NotePlan open at all times. You may be going in that direction with the voice transcription. Granola makes it more seemless to get the recording going (schedule to auto start with meeting), to end, to list atteneeds because of the google calendar integration etc. I would prefer to have one productivity application for meetings and notes rather than two, even if it's considered an add-on.

Not everyone uses OpenAI models. It would be fantastic if NotePlan allowed BYOK of other providers. Personally I use Mistral, but I reckon many others use Anthropic, etc.

Please make an Android app.

At the moment you can only schedule a task by copy & paste. Means NotePlan doesn't delete the task in the current daily note. Instead, it copies it to the target date and marks it as "scheduled". This is ok for some tasks, but not all. Many users have the habit of cutting tasks to the next day so that only the completed are left in the current or previous day. And some users want to add just the >date tag and link daily notes together instead of copying or cutting the task (which is not working at the moment and). The problem: In addition to the previously said, the fact that scheduling behaves differently in the project and daily notes create some confusion and friction. The solution: (see screenshot) Add options to the scheduling, remembering your last selection in regular and calendar notes: Link (just adds a >date to the task) Cut (cuts the task and pastes it to the target date) Copy (copies the task to the target date and marks current as scheduled) Additional changes required: Rename "move" to "schedule" at the top. Create a backlink for >date , except the state of the task is "scheduled" to avoid duplicates in the schedule by copy option. Remove preference "Only add date when scheduling in notes" (you can use the options at the bottom to control this). Add an info button to explain the differences. Remove "Complete Task" to reduce clutter. And consider removing "Cancel Task" ( Click on check-box cycles three states ) Shortcuts ( CMD+1... ) would behave according to the last selected option. For consideration: Add a "Clear" button to remove an existing link Add "move" section to move a task into a project note . Related: Call it schedule again Add "Cut & Paste" Task Moving UI Bug: "Mark as Scheduled" is missing an ellipsis User preferences: Redesign task scheduling preferences Eliminate task state "Postponed" Wording: more systematic terminology for "links"

Also called Transcluding. Benefits of this are being able to display a number of atomised notes within a single parent note - and any changes made to the child note will be reflected wherever it is embedded, so no duplicate information or out-of-date copies etc. Other applications that support this have done so by modifying the wiki-link syntax similar to an image embed. ![[embedded note]] Edit from below: If block-referencing and heading references are supported this would be even more powerful. ![[embedded note#heading]] or ![[embedded note^block-reference]]

I currently use drafts for dictating short thoughts or to-dos into my apple watch. I then import these text snippets into noteplan later. That's the only reason I use drafts. It would be great to have a simple apple watch app that displays the daily note or a favourite note and offers the possibility to add content to it - by dictation.

You copy some text from the web or another note or a document and web-links are preserved. That feature is available on most .md, apps I've used. Some apps even preserve other types of formatting in really sophisticated ways. Some require copy-as and paste-as.

Like Notion, Bear, and other apps, pasting a link to the selected text in the app will directly turn the text into a URL. It is similar to the Command + K shortcut, but it would be more convenient to do the same action with the Command + V shortcut.