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I am looking for app possibly with build in calendar that will let me to make quick notes for each day on what I did and how was my day work-wise.
I recommend DayOne, both available for Mac and iOS. Recently I've begun recording done MITs in Rescuetime, because I don't want to make time for writing a log but do need to jot down 1-2 lines on accomplishments. You could also just use a text file, or Trello. Oh and DayOne has calendar and sync features.
mindmappers? - bought and tried them all cloud subscription notetakers - yep pretty much all
Best to have data close at hand - Oh nooos, everything is locked in that proprietary app I bought in the 90's or cloud service I threw 3 yrs in.
After years with orgmode and vimwiki, I went back to Firefox http://tiddlywiki.com/ + vim as editor with https://github.com/docwhat/itsalltext/
if you live in emacs then stay in orgmode or deft.el for speed if vim, vimwiki
rsync is my friend
I recommend DayOne, both available for Mac and iOS. Recently I've begun recording done MITs in Rescuetime, because I don't want to make time for writing a log but do need to jot down 1-2 lines on accomplishments. You could also just use a text file, or Trello. Oh and DayOne has calendar and sync features.
After many years of trying everything, a few conclusions have greatly helped: only PLAIN TEXT, cross platform and date stamp every line item (add to your dotvimrc or dotemacs or js bookmarklet) mindmappers? - bought and tried them all cloud subscription notetakers - yep pretty much all Best to have data close at hand - Oh nooos, everything is locked in that proprietary app I bought in the 90's or cloud service I thre…
You can put the notes under a notebook, and then there's an "Expanded cards view" which comes sort of close to a real calendar.
Example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k2skt4exf5eg66e/Screenshot%202015-...
