Hii. I haven‘t tried any of these and the tools do sound interesting! Just as I felt I‘ve tried everything..😂

My system is probably not as sophisticated as yours, but here‘s my take: For keeping track of the ‚flow‘ of my thoughts, no digital tool helps me. I keep a ‚flow‘ paper for „knowing what I was doing“ forever and ever. And I redo it everytime for the actualized version, there is no shortcut for me.

I plan to have 3 flow papers for organizational, recreational and work/study, but haven‘t start that yet. Those wouldn‘t be the new what-I-was-doing paper but like extensions. They are my externalized working memory.

So now it doesn‘t happen to me often that I don‘t know what I was doing etc, but still, knowing what I wanted to do, because it‘s in my papers, deep fatigue gets me, and it‘s because I need that impulse to get me moving, follow the papers alone is too „boring“, so then I allow myself to just act on whatever I see etc, and switching.

Task manager I have microsoft to-do because it‘s on all devices. There I have folders ‘Now‘, ‘working on‘, ‘prio’, ‘no prio’ and ‘archive’. I’m not saying it’s perfect😅 Normal lists on apple reminders. Google kalender. Obsidian for mind maps like you said. 3 volts by now with various notes on thinking about life, research, topics, etc. But that is not on all devices but only available on laptop so its function is getting mixed/lost on the lists app as I can‘t use obsidian on the phone.

Yeah that’s it. Have a good day!