Feature Requests

I currently have the global shortcut set to ⌃ + Space. At the moment, pressing the global shortcut opens the command bar. If you then change your mind, you need to press Esc to close it. I have other Mac apps with globally launchable command bars and it seems like the convention is that if you retrigger the global shortcut, it then closes the command bar, like a toggle. This has now become especially noticeable because I have a keyboard with many macro buttons that I've bound to global command bars for other apps. For those apps I can press the key once to open the command bar, and then press it again to hide it. With NotePlan I have to press one button to launch the command bar, then another button to close it.

I'm afraid this feature is too specific, but let's try! Navigating using VIM keys is incredibly efficient. A more complete implementation as we see in plugins for VS Code or Sublime would be fantastic, however, a "browse" mode as we see in Gmail or Remember The Milk would also streamline the routine a lot. Ex: CMD + ALT + V = Toggle Vim Mode Vim Mode On J = Next node of the note K = Previous node of the note / = Search on this note I = Disable Vim Mode ESC = Disable Vim Mode Tab = Select the next link R = Replace selection GT = Open today note GW = Open Week view Vim Mode Off Normal use Well.. Just some examples.

At work I only have the choice to be on a PC. A web version would help to stay with Noteplan all the time. Or windows app ✅ Public beta available, sign up here for the waiting list: https://tally.so/r/31dePp

Change which name NotePlan should use to reference notes: Filename or First-line (=note name). At the moment it uses the first line of the note as a reference. This is used in [[links]], as names in the sidebar, command bar, search results, etc. To make it work better with other apps like Obsidian, give the option to change this. Similarly, days are linked using the ISO format YYYY-MM-DD , but the filenames are YYYYMMDD (pointed out on Discord ). One more idea: Instead of either/or, rather use checkboxes to add a recognition format. So that we can work with note titles and filenames**.

In the kanban card properties, it would be nice to add the ability to show how many tasks a note has open.

Already completed (all day) tasks from Apple Reminders are taking a lot of space my Timeline view. I would appreciate to hide completed reminders completely instead of showing them as completed.

I like to be able to visually make cards stand out and the card color property is fine in kanban mode but is way overwhelming when vieing the note proper. it would be useful to have a property to alter just the outline of the card when viewed in kanban mode to help that card stand out(eg for high priority cards).

Hello, First of all, thank you for the amazing work on NotePlan — the app keeps getting more powerful and enjoyable to use. I’d like to share a suggestion regarding the use of #tags and @mentions. Currently, NotePlan doesn’t distinguish between the two when it comes to grouping or filtering tasks. This feels a bit limiting, since in my workflow (and probably for many others), they serve different purposes: • @mentions are mainly used to identify a person or an assignee. • #tags are used to categorize by theme, project, or area. If NotePlan could clearly separate these two dimensions (for example, allow grouping specifically by @ and separately by #), the organization would become much more relevant and powerful — especially in Kanban-style views. Thank you in advance for considering this idea, and congratulations again on the great improvements you keep bringing to NotePlan. Best regards, PG

Having longer-term planning notes is great. However, "quarterly" planning for many people works well when the periods are aligned to some natural structure in their year, not just an arbitrary fixed set of 3 months starting on January 1st. For example, in academic settings, the natural cadence is aligned with the academic terms. It would be very valuable to be able to customize the start/end for "quarters," including allowing different terms to be different lengths.

It would be great if one could forward any email to some NotePlan address and NotePlan would recognize the sender and create a note from that email. --- This could be a command bar plugin at first. We would need some script and configuration file with the email credentials and a way to download emails, then scan for "send to noteplan" flags and pull the body out, saving it into an inbox folder in NotePlan.