I switch easily between the online and local versions, so I can keep working even with limited connectivity. I rely on its endless nested lists to structure everything– while language compatibility and bulk editing save me time when managing large amounts of information.

It's the best note-taking application in my opinion. I love Dynalist and have been using it extensively for the last 10 months. There are tons of things I like about it - 1. Lightweight and cross-platform. I use it on my Ubuntu machine, Browser, and phone, and it works so flawlessly without any performance issues, no matter how big the document gets, it always runs smooth. 2. It's simple and not over-engineered. I don't lose my focus when I'm working on my notes. The UI/UX is absolutely uncluttered and I love it. 3. Minimalistic approach of Dyanlist is highly appreciatable. You become aware of the environment pretty easily and you don't have to "find" things as the option visibility is pretty straightforward. 4. I like the customization features because the app isn't bombarded with 100s of options. The limited customization lets you invest more in the work and less in the looks. 5. Synchronization between devices is neat and blazing fast.

You can quickly organize notes via nested bullet points, link to other notes anywhere, and collapse/expand your notes for easy access to a very complex note structure.