I like workflowy a lot. It is basically my single tool for task lists, idea repository, recipes, etc. If I can fit the information reasonably into a hierarchical text document, it goes in workflowy, and a lot of things do fit that model.
But I also worry about it's economic feasibility. The paid tier does not offer features that compel me to use it and while I might give them some money just because I really like it that doesn't bode well for a product that likely wants to scale.
I wonder even what could workflowy offer in it's paid tier to make a subscription worth it?
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[ 4.4 ms ] story [ 7.7 ms ] threadBut I also worry about it's economic feasibility. The paid tier does not offer features that compel me to use it and while I might give them some money just because I really like it that doesn't bode well for a product that likely wants to scale.
I wonder even what could workflowy offer in it's paid tier to make a subscription worth it?