Feature Ideas

I'd like to be able to add some custom properties to the basic content types. For example, I wish I could add a date property to a weblink so I can track when it was input. Thanks!

Same thing like Tweets, but for YouTube videos youtube videos are already well processed notes, made by other people, so they are very different from what we call Weblinks would be really nice to have them as object type, and make collections within

Similar to Notion's grouping by sorting functionality, I think there should be other ways to sort aside from alphabetical (asc/desc). For example, visual ⭐ ratings or statuses may not be sorted in this fashion.

Should be able to use the '@' sign to set a reminder back to that object

Formula type column/property in database tables. Like Coda/Notion.

Add tags hierarchy so we can tag items very granuarly like #recipe/breakfast and #recipe/dinner which can all be viewed under #recipe.

A theme can have a huge impact on the vibe and feel of the app when we use it. Since PKM is a personal endeavor, the ability to customize one's thinking environment is important. Options could involve: high contrast | normal cool gray | warm gray | neutral gray colorful | monochrome Different color accents and hues very warm gray scale+ amber accent colors mauve-tinted gray scale + mauve accent color Capacities will hand-craft all themes, so it won't be possible to insert custom CSS. This would simply generate too many degrees of freedom and potential UI issues. Special themes can however be requested, and if the interest is high enough, we'll develop them for everyone.

Sync items from Zotero et al. into the capacities workspace.

It would be helpful to choose which properties to see in the list and table view. For now, this is only possible in the card view. List view only shows me tags.

Twitter no longer exists. It's successor is rapidly deteriorating into a toxic and disturbing platform. On the other hand, other platforms and protocols (activity pub) are on the rise. This object has a very anachronistic feel and use case. I propose to replace it, not by adapting the weird X branding, but with a type more applicable to other social media.

It would be nice to be able to have image in text without it being an object. I e.g. have lectures, where I sometimes just have a screenshot of the lecture slides in the notes, but I would like to have that image there without it having to be an object because it does not make sense in it self, and I don't want to access it in other contexts than exactly that note. This is just one example, but I find that at least half of the times I have a picture in a note I actually don't want it as an independent object. As it is now I feel like it clutters my collection of images that actually have some meaning in and of itself.

The ability to connect multiple entities on a whiteboard and add free text. The whiteboard itself is also an entity and has it's own database. A good implementation is Heptabase.

It would be great to have the option for forwarded emails to be saved to their own unique object type in addition to the current functionality of appending them to the Daily Notes.

I might be jumping ahead of myself here, but would ideally like an option where I can see posts "on this day." Retrieving thoughts/notes from memory archives is always a good way to fire up networked thoughts.

Allow connecting to file storage to: upload explicit files embed files live into capacities (Google Drive) sync all files from a folder in your drive to capacities save automated backups to your drive