Maxgee

Another problem with the tags hierarchy. It is actually only a tags hierarchy, it helps organize tags, but it doesn't provide a notes hierarchy. For example, I have a tag Family, then I have sub-tags Family_member_1, Family_member_2, etc. If I filter notes with the tag Family, notes that don't have this tag but only sub-tags (i.e. Family_member_1) don't get into the results. I have to assign the whole thread of tags to a single note every time if I want it to be returned on every level of the hierarchy. I was advised here to use templates with pre-assigned tags. To make it work I would need a template for every single sub-tag of the lowest level (or every level?). Other related features also don't work effectively: notes count (notes of lower levels don't add to higher levels), and sorting by notes count. P.S. Sometimes EN feels like it is still in the proof-of-concept stage of development.

But can you write "in a tag"? Google Keep actually allows that (Keep has only tags btw): open a list of notes with a tag, write - and the new note will be assigned the corresponding tag automatically. Keep is great actually, with better search (to my taste) but is also regrettably lacking nesting of tags.

What we want is just simple password-controlled access to a notebook, a diary specifically. Not for protecting some sensitive information like passwords or credit card numbers. Just a diary. No encryption - just an additional notebook parameter controlling its notes' visibility in the interface and in the search results. That's it. I don't think it's that complicated. And yes, I already have another pin-code-protected app for my diary, but I'd like to have all my thoughts in one place.

The Calendar widget is great, it allows tracking events and adding notes to them. However, it asks for the functionality to track tasks which has not, for some reason, been implemented. Tasks must be shown in the Calendar widget, according to their due dates. Also, it would be great to have a two-way synchronization of the widget and the Google calendar in order to have the option to create tasks/events in the Google calendar from within Evernote.