Paid $500 for 5 year as I believed in the product.
Using it personally and it's free as far as I know.
I just started with the $15/month plan. There's a $500 for five years option that I might consider if I stick to it.
Roam Research calls itself "A note-taking tool
for networked thought.".
It’s a tool to turn your notes into a relational database, and your notepad into a framework where you can integrate other multipliers on building out your thought structure in a free-form, stream of consciousness way.
At its most basic, Roam is a markdown outlining app. Each time you open Roam, it starts a new note with today’s date. Type anything, or create a new document if you’d like to name it separate from today’s date. Every time you press enter, Roam creates a new bullet point—which you can then drag-and-drop around the page or nest under other sections. You can rediscover pages from the All Pages list, or from the search at the top.
Wiki formatting is where Roam shines, though. Add double square brackets around any word or phrase like [[this]]
, and Roam will either link to an existing page if there’s one with that word or phrase as its title, or it’ll make a new page for that text. Click the link to open that page—and you’ll see Roam’s other core feature, bi-directional links which show everywhere that page has been referenced. Say you save a historical detail about a person in one note, and a quote from them in another. If each time you wiki linked their name, their page will now show both of those references on the bottom of the page.
You can also reference any section of any Roam note, to embed any point from one note in another. That, along with referenced links, let you pull your notes together into structured documents that show how your notes and ideas connect. Roam visualizes those connections in a graph diagram, too, for another way to explore your notes.
Along with that, Roam includes to-do lists, kanban boards, web embeds, and more to build dynamic notes to organize everything in one place.
wiki-based with automatic backlinks visible
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not offline or mobile, pricing uncertain
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The #roamcult mentality is grating to me. I understand people are passionate about the tool and t...
Lack of mobile app is huge drawback. I would use it 10 times more if there would be one.
Pricing and ease of use. A considerable learning curve, IMO
Roam Research Standard Plan costs $15/month or $165/year, for 3 private or public Roam graphs, unlimited collaborators, and API access and apps (coming soon)
Roam Research also offers a Believer Plan at $500 for 5 years of Standard Plan Features, along with first Access to new features, community calls with the team, and priority support.
Student discounts available upon request.
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