Tana Outliner

Tana.inc

In-app purchases

About this app

Meet Tana Outliner – The next-gen all-in-one workspace built for AI and voice.

Get Started with a Free 14-Day Trial and instantly turn thoughts into structured, ready to use action items, no matter where you are.
After the trial, continue using basic features for free or unlock AI-powered workflows with a subscription.

Why You Should Get It ↓

CAPTURE IDEAS AND THOUGHTS FAST
- Media uploads, text scanning, smooth offline note-taking, and more (Free).
- Record voice memos with AI transcription and processing (Requires subscription).

AUTOMATICALLY ORGANIZE NOTES
- Transform notes into actionable content like tasks, projects, and more.
- Voice memos require a subscription to unlock AI-powered transcription.

ACCESS ALL YOUR INFORMATION ON THE GO
- Browse your content, get overviews, and access pinned items (Free).
- Advanced AI workflows require a subscription.

Free Trial and Paid Features
- Tana Outliner offers a free 14-day trial for all premium features, including AI-powered voice memos and advanced workflows. After the trial, these features require a subscription.

Ratings and reviews

Almost all of my concerns were resolved with the latest update. Effective navigation in read mode, and easy editing in edit mode. There is still no easy way to navigate to the inbox. (I had to use Search.) But there is probably no need for the inbox anymore (as there was with Capture). Anyway, great app to go with the desktop version.

Disappointing experience on the app. Tana outliner is a fantastic product but it's a shame the app is so buggy. Quick capture doesn't work about half the time, and simply opening the app routinely fails. This dissuades people from adopting the app when I demo it for them. Must be addressed immediately. Unforgivable. Two months after this review and the app still doesn't open correctly. Basic stuff. Dropping my review from 3 to 2 stars. FIX THIS.

Update: reinstalling fixed Library search. Tana is excellent on Windows and Android is improving, but Android still lacks basics: pasted URLs don’t become clickable links; can’t create a link to today’s date; no bold/highlight formatting; deleting a node is only available in view mode, not edit mode, and is slow; there should be a delete button in the bottom menu bar like other tools have. Zooming into a node while editing is also too hard, forcing constant switching between view/edit modes.