Super Productivity integration
I noticed RayCast integration in the last What's New and had to look that up. Turns out it's MacOS.
Super Productivity is a cross platform, privacy focused task management tool that is gaining significant traction I suspect. Almost 17,0000 Github stars one and half thousand forks and a growing media presence:
https://www.howtogeek.com/why-i-ditched-paid-productivity-apps-for-this-free-alternative/
with a flexible plugin architecture:
https://deepwiki.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/11.1-plugin-api-and-architecture
The very weakest element of Capacities is task management, and the very weakest element of Super Productivity is note-booking. But Super productivity does allow notes on projects and tasks (just doesn't support a good, structured note focussed interface yet) and uses markdown notes (as does Joplin). Not sure what Capacities uses internally but you certainly support Markdown export and adding Markdown to notes and Markdown is nothing if not pone of the most popular (today) rich text note taking formats (thanks likely to Github's adoption of it early on).
So, I see this as a match currently made in heaven, an excellent note taking app with poor task management features integrating with an excellent task management app with poor note management features.
Certainly, one of Capacities features that my staff value is the graph view and flexible relationship management between notes. And if you're supporting RayCast and these:
- Todoist
- TickTick
- Things
- Apple Reminders
- Google Tasks
- Microsoft To Do
It might be time to add Super Productivity integration.
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