I'm in the same boat. I have a vision in mind for how a perfect PIM could look like: a mind-map like structure to organize everything. A pintrest-like UI to list all "cards"/"pages".
I'd love to create an ipad app with pencil support to just draw the mind-map and allow unlimited nested depth.
zenkit.com tries to combine a table/kanban/mind-map visualization, but it's not quite what I want.
It seems like we are all on a quest for a Holy Grail.
I'm a visual person, also dyslexic. I think in terms of relations between items. I also find nested lists helpful for something more 'ordered'.
The Kanban-style board a lot of people love does nothing for me unless using it for pure, strict Kanban. Sorting mixed stuff into 3-4 columns doesn't help, unless ensuring I am always progressing through those tasks. It loses the relationships between items which I see.
I plan to draw/write up my ideas this year. If you permit I'll keep in contact with you via email.
Thinking further, what I'd like is something like fractals. You can keep zooming in on your information down to the details - but also out to an overview.
Nope, no idea how that would work, other than when I'm mind mapping I would have it work like Workflowy, where you can focus on each node in turn -- so you can zoom down to a node, and have an entire mindmap off there. Zoom to one of its nodes and be in another mind map.
I'd love to create an ipad app with pencil support to just draw the mind-map and allow unlimited nested depth.
zenkit.com tries to combine a table/kanban/mind-map visualization, but it's not quite what I want.
It seems like we are all on a quest for a Holy Grail.