MLO is probably be the most appealing organizer to me right now, with the philosophy and pretty much all the features I want, and good design and an excellent Android client.
However I can't even really consider adopting it, in the end, without a web client as well. I refuse to be beholden to a native Windows application for this, when I also use Linux and sometimes computers in places where I'm not allowed to/shouldn't install any software.
I recognize the Windows application is probably a/the big money maker for MLO, but if you want to remain viable in the future, I suspect you'll have to shift your business model. I'd be happy to pay for the Android app and reasonable annual cloud sync fees, if only the web interface existed.
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MLO is probably be the most appealing organizer to me right now, with the philosophy and pretty much all the features I want, and good design and an excellent Android client.
However I can't even really consider adopting it, in the end, without a web client as well. I refuse to be beholden to a native Windows application for this, when I also use Linux and sometimes computers in places where I'm not allowed to/shouldn't install any software.
I recognize the Windows application is probably a/the big money maker for MLO, but if you want to remain viable in the future, I suspect you'll have to shift your business model. I'd be happy to pay for the Android app and reasonable annual cloud sync fees, if only the web interface existed.