Last year, Anytype quickly became my favorite note-taking app. I had been using Obsidian as my “second brain” for quite some time, and I wasn't looking for a replacement when I initially stumbled upon Anytype. But Anytype's workflow, licensing, and implementation pulled me away from Obsidian in the later part of the year. No matter how hard I try to experiment with other tools or return to Obsidian, Anytype keeps pulling me back.

That being said, Anytype isn't perfect, and there are a few things I would love to see from the platform. These are the top 12 things, in no particular order, I'd like to see from Anytype in the future.

I love using Write.as to host my blog. I love using Obsidian to manage the bulk of my second brain. And it's the love for these two products that eventually led me down a rabbit hole in search of a way to potentially integrate the two together. Not only did I find a solution, but it works even better than I could've imagined.