Hi @craftzdog,
if you are still looking for ideas for the next roadmap, these things came to my mind:
A major thing would be:
But I am not sure if that is even possible! 
Let me know what you think, could also imagine developing a plugin if u reckon these things are not a fit for the next roadmap. 
Cheers,
Andi
Hi andi,
Thank you for the suggestion.
Iām writing a draft of the roadmap right now.
It will be soon announced to the paid users first.
Those two features would be nice to have.
Pin notes to the top is similar to Evernoteās Shortcuts feature.
We need to discuss which one would be better.
I pesonally like shortcuts.
Reminder for notes would be more like a todo app feature.
As a note-taking app, I would rather focus on features for editing and organizing.
So it would be nice to be a plugin.
I have written a blogpost about plugins for mobile.
Please check out.
I will make a place to discuss about the next roadmap soon. Please wait for a while!
Thanks again for letting me know your thoughts.
Cool, makes sense!
Thx for the article was quite interesting.
Hello @craftzdog, Iām curious if youāre still interested in the pinned notes suggestion. For my work, I currently have a few common reference notes I use daily, like:
I normally have my notebook configured to sort by most recently updated. This is great for my daily work and logging, where my most relevant notes are near the top, but this causes my reference notes to churn down to the bottom of the list since they are infrequently updated.
Currently thereās a couple different ways I currently handle this:
These both work fine, but take me out of my regular workflow switching between notes. Ideally, Iād just like to be able to click a āPinā icon (similar to Notable) and keep the reference notes at the top of the notebook so I do not need to keep switching states to find them.
For pinning order, Iām fine if the pinned notes are sorted by date updated, name, or date pinned, as long as I can easily find them at the top of my notebook. Thank you!
Hi @alecg,
How about moving your frequently accessed notes to other notebook named like āRoutinesā?
Please let me know why this does not work for you.
Hi @alecg,
How about moving your frequently accessed notes to other notebook named like āRoutinesā?
Please let me know why this does not work for you.
This is a fine suggestion, and it works similar to the āpinnedā tag workaround I mentioned above. The issue is when I have routines for several projects and I donāt want those to all get combined, I need to create a notebook for each project:
This adds a lot of new structure and notebook switching that makes Inkdrop a little more inconvenient.
Another use-case is that sometimes I want to reference a particular note temporarily. For example, I might want to reference my āIssue 123ā and āIssue 124ā notes heavily for one day while Iām working on a problem related to those two issues. My preferred way would be to pin those notes, easily switch between them and my other active notes, and then unpin when Iām done. My alternative with notebooks would be to move both notes out of my Project 1 notebook into my Project 1 Routines notebook, switch notebooks twice every time I need to reference those notes, and then move it back to the Project 1 notebook when itās done. This switching back and forth between notebooks is cumbersome, since my main work will still be in the Project 1 notebook.
Everything is possible with tags and separate notebooks, it just takes more GUI steps to view my important notes.
Alternatively, if you have a Inkdrop component hook that can be used to make a custom sort ordering, Iād be happy to implement a plugin to do this. The main thing Iād like is to avoid needing to switch tags/notebooks multiple times when working within the same project.
Thank you for such a detailed explanation.
Now I understand what you exactly want to do with notes.
Inkdrop indexes notes for sorting quickly, so it wouldnāt be possible to accomplish pinning feature with a plugin. Though you can make a feature like ābookmarksā of browsers instead by extending the UI.
Since the feature requires to change how it indexes notes, it would be a big change in terms of implementation.
So please let me finish the current roadmap first, which is almost done already.
When planning the next roadmap, I absolutely discuss about this feature with other users!
Iām not sure how important a pinning feature is if you say itās a big implementation change but I like to add that itās a useful feature nevertheless.
A simple use case that occurred to me:
I organize my todos in multiple lists like āurgentā āimportantā and so on. Pinning the āurgentā list to the top would help in organizing this and Iām sure there are a lot of other usecases.
@anon79621346 Thanks for letting me know your usecase. Actually Iām planning it in the next roadmap (you canāt see the draft of it because the topic is only visible to paid users).
Iāll announce it officially soon!
Actually Iām planning it in the next roadmap
Great news, thanks!
you canāt see the draft of it because the topic is only visible to paid users
Thatās okay Iāll be a paid user very soon 
Hi,
I am also interested in this feature as well!
I came from Bear app (has only OSX version of markdown editor), and it had a pinning feature that I used for my important notes (things like To Dos, or Priorities for the Day)
I would love to see this implemented!
Thanks,
The pin notes feature is great, but I was wondering if it was possible to add a āpin to top of notebookā option a long with the current global pin to top. The pin to top feature is really useful to keep track of currently important notes in general but this per notebook option would make for a really neat way to keep track of/mark important notes in relation to a subject/group of notes (the notebook)
Hi @Magnus,
If you donāt want to see pinned notes on top in āAll Notesā, try setting the following custom style in styles.less:
.query-context-mode-all {
.note-list-bar-pinned-section, .note-list-bar-item.pinned, .note-list-bar-pinned-section-footer {
display: none;
}
}
UPDATE:
Hmm, it also hides pinned notes in the notebook.
The pin-to-top feature is implemented with the database indices.
Changing the indices based on the configuration would cost a lot to update by design.
Iām not planning to support such dynamic indexing at the moment for performance reason.