The feature list looked perfect. The app did not. On paper, NotePlan inside Setapp can look like a great home for tasks. Daily notes. Calendar integration. Linked references. A whole personal system in one place. In practice, it never stuck for me. I would install it, poke around, half-commit to moving things in, then slide back to Todoist and other tools. The problem was not the feature list. It was the feeling of using it. NotePlan vs Todoist: the difference you actually feel To...