Org mode
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VisitOrg mode vs Workflowy
What both publish
| Fact | Org mode | Workflowy |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Integrations | The site says Org works with Pandoc, and links to third-party mobile and browser tools that support Org files. | Listed integrations include Readwise, Kindle Highlights, Google Calendar, Web Clipper, and Zapier, with an API for custom integrations. |
| Security | Org Crypt can encrypt entry text using Emacs EasyPG and GnuPG, but it does not encrypt headlines or properties. | Users can enable multi-factor authentication with a six-digit code from an authenticator app and receive recovery codes. |
| Support | The Org community provides support through its mailing list, and the project says replies can sometimes take over a month. | Workflowy directs users with questions to [email protected]. |
Org mode plans
No prices published.
Workflowy plans
- BasicFree
- Pro$6.99 a month
- Pro (annual billing)$6.99 a month
- Workflowy Teams$6.99 a month
- Pro (monthly billing)$8.99 a month
Pick Org mode if…
Org suits GNU Emacs users who want one text-based workflow for planning, notes, time tracking, literate programming, or publishing. Third-party tools provide ways to work with Org files on Android, iOS, and the web.
Pick Workflowy if…
Workflowy suits people who want to collect and organize notes in nested lists, with ways to connect and reuse content. It also suits users who want their notes available across listed desktop and mobile platforms.