Walling

Okay, to be fair, I only started using this app over the last couple of days, and although I’m not what one might call “tech-savvy” or adept at big-picture productivity apps, this is one of the extraordinarily rare instances where I feel the clarity of structure without the common rigidity of other apps. On top of that—maybe I’m not too well-versed on new AI capabilities, but this is probably one of if not the best demonstration of developers using AI in a way that ISN’T lazy—quite the contrary. The blog I’m in the final stages of but require project overviews; the novel I’ve finished but juggle and fumble the core themes; the collection of essays on a brand new academic concept that fosters human empathy: I have a lot of ambitions. This is a double-edged sword, as so much abstract desire and analytical exploration often leads to a confused workflow. Walling’s AI creates templates that provide enough structure and outline but leaves enough freedom to implement your unique voice and ideas. Walling, thus far, feels like a game-changer, at least for me. I may not be a power user, but I do hope I’ve found the next integration of Notion or even Craft. I’m excited, and the future of Walling looks bright; I can’t what to see what they roll up next. ❤️

This app has so many features that it is hard to grasp how the developers were able to tailor with such a intuitive and visually stunning user experience. I love the concepts of bricks and walls to build onto project, capture information, instill inspiration, and just the layout is just everything that I found other apps could not do. It is not just for managing tasks or projects but it serves as an inventory capture of your life and beautifully organized. I give kudos to those who came up with it and happy every year to renew my membership to this as I use this daily for my work, life, and beyond that has brought me so much joy.

I use many tools to help structure my thinking from checklists, to note taking apps, to mind maps, and digital whiteboards. Walling is my go to app to get all thoughts out of my mind in an uncluttered and visually appealing way. It’s the easiest way for me to iterate on complex subject matter across all device types and form factors. I never stop thinking and Walling’s ubiquity allows me to capture stream of consciousness thoughts at any time on my iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC. I find the Chrome web clipper extremely valuable as well. Once you’re ready and if appropriate for your workflow, Walling allows you to easily copy/move your content into other apps such as Google Docs for longer form presentation and narrative development. Lastly, Walling’s founder, Elmasry, listens to his end-user community, engages with them, and empathizes when prioritizing feature requests. Highly recommended founder and app.