This week MacSparky is sponsored by Tinderbox, the tool for notes. Tinderbox is a Mac App that lets you collect your thoughts and slice and dice them any way your brain prefers. The application does a great job of adjusting to the way you think. With Tinderbox, you can make a mind map, a checklist, timelines, charts, outlines, and more. My favorite feature is that you are not tied to any paradigm with this app. Put your data in and start moving it around to help you make connections that weren’t there before.

People are using Tinderbox in all sorts of ways, from writing novels to planning a computer network to organizing a complicated corporate merger.

Tinderbox is now at version 9 with many new features, including string processing, user-created functions, stamps, and actions, where you perform processing and automation-related actions from inside Tinderbox. For example, do you automatically want to fetch information from web services and create a new note? Now you can do that. Also, Tinderbox runs great on your Apple Silicon Mac. Check out Tinderbox to visualize, analyze, and share your ideas.

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Tinderbox, the tool for notes. Tinderbox is a Mac App that lets you collect, organize, and consider your thoughts in so many ways. With Tinderbox you can make a mind map, a check list, make timelines, charts, outlines, and more. Just put your data in and start moving it around. You’ll be surprised how much it can help and how deep you can go.

Tinderbox also works with iOS. Tinderbox can look at your ideas from Notes, Evernote, Dropbox and more on iPhone and iPad. The latest version also has quick links to connect notes instantly and composites to build big ideas from small notes. You can display your data using these different formats and make it as complex or as simple as you need. You can even use Tinderbox to display your data to others with tools like timelines and flow charts.

People use Tinderbox for project planning, outlining, writing, managing their business, project management and just about anything else where you can benefit from having your own digital personal information assistant.

Go check out the latest version of Tinderbox today. You can download the free trial and see this fantastic app for yourself.

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Tinderbox, the tool for notes. Tinderbox is a Mac App that lets you collect your thoughts and slice and dice them any way your brain prefers. With Tinderbox you can make a mind map, a check list, make timelines, charts, outlines, and more. My favorite feature is that you are not tied to any paradigm with this app. Put your data in and start moving it around to help your brain make connections that weren’t there before.

Did you know that Tinderbox recently released version 7.3 with more than six dozen visible improvements and a bunch of new technologies?

Tinderbox can now look at your ideas from Notes, Evernote, Dropbox and more on iPhone and iPad. The new version also has quick links to connect notes instantly and composites to build big ideas from small notes. The new fonts also look fantastic on your Mac.

People use Tinderbox for writing, managing their business, project management and just about anything else where you can benefit from having your own digital personal information assistant.

Go check out the latest version of Tinderbox today. You can download the free trial and see this fantastic app for yourself.

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Tinderbox. Tinderbox stores and organizes your notes, plans, and ideas. Imagine a piece of software that can collect your thoughts and then let you visually organize and re-arrange them and you’re getting the idea about the power of Tinderbox. Tinderbox helps you out with this problem with its powerful, but personal, content assistant that helps you share your notes through the cloud and on the Web.

Best of all, there’s a new version. The brand-new Tinderbox 7.2 is even faster at keeping your notes organized the way you like. Plus, new support for working with MarkDown, DEVONthink Pro, BibDesk, Bookends, OmniFocus, and more.

There are so many uses for Tinderbox. You might use it to assemble your business plan, write a book, plan a concert season or coach a robotics team. Tinderbox challenges traditional software paradigms, displaying your data as notes, maps, timelines, outlines, charts, and more. Head over to Tinderbox today and give it a try.