Emacs Outline form is a simple outline form that can be worked with in any text editor. Therefore, supporting it for import/export would automatically make Carbonfin's Outliner more useful to users across a wider range of platforms without the need to port Outliner to those platforms. Emacs Outline form is described here: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Outline-Format.html#Outline-Format

Please add ability to quickly add a note to a task line. Through gesture, keyboard shortcut or dedicated icon. Having to press four times makes it a tedious process.

This idea would be handy for budgeting minded shoppers. Eg. Fruit salad [$4]
Like a spreadsheet it will count in a column or child node. This could be a toggle on/off for each new child node if you want it active. [$X] an open and closed bracket is needed along with dollar sign for each line in child node to be counted if feature activated.

People could use this for calculating travel plans for example. Dropping in and out of the child node list items to fine tine costs. Would save alot of time having to manually calculate.

I use this for packing lists but often there are items that aren't applicable for this trip, that I want to keep on the list for future trips

When I create an outline on one device and associate a tag with it I can categorize the outline into groups. These tags, however, are not carried forward during synchronization through dropbox. I suggest adding the ability to synchronize tags through the automatic synchronization feature within Outliner.

Currently, new outlines default to having the task tick box. Mostly I use outlines for planning and don't want that but when importing an existing outline from my Mac it defaults to on and has to be changed, line by line, manually.

Really nice app but wish you could add pictures and possibility to see only item with status box checked. Will pay more for that !!!

Others have asked for the tagging (to hide genres you aren't working on right now) too for the online version, not a new request I see. My addition to this is the arching as I want to keep completed projects but not see them online. The online version lets you reorder the outlines from the default order of creation but I don't see why I have to do it again if I've done it already on the iPad. I basically want the interface to mirror the way it works on the iPad.

If you are not planning to build a native mac version, please implement an auto-save option for the browser version. Withouth the auto-save option it is useless to me. I forget to save, which causes my iphone app and the browser version to be out of sync

I love the app and I would pay for a new version with just a few of the suggested ideas. If you make OutlinerPlus with a couple of the key requests, and if it could import existing outlines, I'd be HAPPY to pay you again!! (I just want attachable pics and a note field that's full width.) Thanks for an already great app!!!!!

Introduce airdrop as a method for sending a file. I want to transfer outlines to somebody without sending it over the web via email because I may not have connectivity

I am a physician and love to do my own quality assurance. Would love an item selection box that has two stages to it. Push it once to note it is something I need to do (like patient needs DVT prophylaxis) and then push it again to note (I ordered DVT prophylaxis); each button stages would be different symbol or color so I know the difference.. This would make Carbonfin perfect for me with this change.

More robust web version, for easier editing of complex outlines.

I can't move on item up or down once I tap the multidirectional 'button'. It works in iPhone but not on iPad.

Have you ever checked an item and then noticed you "fat fingered" it and checked the wrong item. It would be cool to shake the phone to undo the last checked item.

please put carbonfin as a google doc open app

Add a view all outline button so you can have a quick overview of all outlines.

I would like to export all my OPML to disk for backup and searching purposes