Update: I got rid of Keepit in favor of a paid dropbox account that allows me to context-search all my dropbox files and offers me 2TB of space. It feels like evernote with a real directory and without extra stuff. Focusing now on Dropbox for files, Obsidian for notes and Things for tasks.

@Yaaqoub Eliyyahu I am fasting at least once a year for at least a week. Without it my health deteriorates noticeably. I am also keeping my meals to 2 a day: late breakfast at 11am-ish and dinner with my wife. Why you asking?

See this exactly as you do, @Yaaqoub Eliyyahu! LogSeq is currently in a crisis that eventually will be solved by the database solution. The problem is that currently sync, one of the most important features for trusting a system, is unusable at best and destructive (as in: deleting entries) worst. All this while Obsidian is kicking it in all departments of comparison.

Things3 is my current choice. I restricted myself to only switching task managers once a year. Things integrates nicely with Obsidian, there is a plugin that imports all logged tasks. Good for weekly reviews having it all in one place. It also integrates with Amie (free still), that syncs the database to a calendar of choice. The sweetest deal ever: Things and Calendar management with visible tasks.

Hey there, went from LogSeq to Obsidian, but am seriously tempted by craft. Tana is not working properly at work - and I spend quite a while there... What is your experience with Tana so far? Could you import your graph?

OK. This will need some votes to be representative.