I’ve been using CarbonFin for at least 12 years. It offers unlimited levels of hierarchy while remaining light, intuitive, and durable. It synchronizes my data among all my IOS and Windows devices through the company’s servers for free. No other outliners offer the above. But I am frankly concerned about it’s business model. How does the company support itself? Is it bound to shut down its servers for lack of funds? Will it keep on supporting new IOS versions?

I would like to be able to control the order of the outlines on my desktop. I do not currently see a way to do so.

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I’d like to be able to hide (automatically after a preset delay) completed items, not delete them. So I have the option to unhide them when I want to look at completed work.

Tags would be more useful if any element can be tagged.
Love the app and bought it :)

Need to see return to exporting content to PDF. The whole link approach or inviting folks to view ain’t cutting it. I just had to cut and paste to a Word Doc and reformat before sharing it with colleagues. Bring the functionality back Jeremy!

Stupidly, I swiped left to remove the list of outlines from the screen. Instead of the list of outlines going away, I deleted a file because that's the default swipe left action. Can I have a "you are an idiot" warning message to confirm that I actually want to delete the outline please.

When I look down an outline there doesn’t seem to be enough separation between levels. It just looks like one long list.

actually I can find if a word is in an outline from the main list by searching but if I want to edit it I need to open that outline and to search agin right in it
I would need to get this in one step if possible
thanks

I use a number of machines and have loved the ability to directly edit OPML files in a Dropbox folder on Linux or MacOS, and have them synced automagically with Outliner on my iOS devices. But Dropbox is becoming much less friendly; now I'm limited to only three devices, unless I pay a high price for a premium account. Any chance you could support syncing via Box, Mega, Google Drive, etc? Something Linux-friendly would be ideal.

I use a number of machines and have loved the ability to directly edit OPML files in a Dropbox folder on Linux or MacOS, and have them synced automagically with Outliner on my iOS devices. But Dropbox is becoming much less friendly; now I'm limited to only three devices, unless I pay a high price for a premium account. Any chance you could support syncing via Box, Mega, Google Drive, etc? Something Linux-friendly would be ideal.

At the moment, I have the choice of 1 line preview or seeing the whole note. Many of my notes are very long. It would be easier if I could have options for 1-line, 2 line or 3 line previews. This lets me see enough of the note to get the context without losing most of the screen when the note is long.

A way to archive or permanently hide completed tasks without fully deleting them. So that this weeks completed tasks can be seen, but not all completed tasks, from previous weeks But that all completed tasks are not loss and can be shown for a longer over view of completed weeks. IE, tasks are archived instead of deleted, and archive tasks can be shown separately to just showing completed tasks.

Outliner would be much more useful if I could add or link pictures to an outline or element within Outliner.

In the online version, it appears that grabbing the three lines next to an item and attempting to drag to another position in the outline does not work. Am I doing this wrong?

Lock a parent title and pie in place on an outline, so that when all completed sibling tasks in it a hidden or deleted, parent remains for next weeks tasks to be added.

I know you can use the return and make a non-task, but then all children and siblings are also created as non tasks and is a pain.

Even on a large web desktop screen, we're stuck on 526 (or is it 800px) width. I tried fiddling the CSS to achieve this and couldn't. It would be optimal if it will resize to fill the entire window port available. Thanks!

I don't mean this to sound condescending or snide! Yes, I'm talking about surfaces – 'look' is superficial. But my gut reaction to your esthetics is negative – and I don't think that's good for your fine product. Your web graphics remind me of early 20th office software. It turns off young people. Have a look at some youthful iOS apps, or Squarespace sites.

Hello,
I hope you could allow adding an attachment.
Could be photo or PDF, etc.
As some outlines just require an image to better describe the item.
Thank you.