actualNoteContentPart: # Source #3: Our founding team's vision of the Idea Execution Funnel
  The Amplenote team has its own strategy on how to make Amplenote into the best product in the long-term. The gist of our strategy is to honor the vision of [the Idea Execution Funnel](https://public.amplenote.com/U7a7ty448sdtRJCYt3TF9Kj1) , delivering a tool that firstly makes it simple to capture every idea you have, or web page you visit, or annotation you make to a book. Then, we have to make it easy to discard the content that isn't immediately actionable, and promote the tasks that you have told Amplenote are Important. 
  
  We think most people will probably think of Amplenote as "the best tasks and calendar app" before we're thought of as "the best notes app," so we lean more often toward task-centric and calendar-centric improvements over note-centric features, since [we already compare favorably on note taking features](https://noteapps.info/best_note_taking_apps_2023)  compared to similar apps, but none of which integrate tasks & calendar features to the extent that Amplenote offers. 
  
  Example features we have launched due to our internal strategy: [Calendar View: Detailed Visual Guide](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/c5a402ac-90e1-11eb-bbea-1e34e7aa6740) , [How does Task Score work?](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/9ea3a192-fc32-11ea-a1e0-160c44ce3352) , and [What are Vault Notes and how do I create them?](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/42af42aa-fad0-11ea-a5bc-f200a12bf340) , [Rich Footnotes and content previews](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/9c4520a2-2909-11eb-b8b3-82d05cdc73d2) . 
  
  # Source #4: Email, Discord, ad hoc
  These are largely channels that contribute to our roadmap via reporting bugs or anomalies in our existing feature set. Since we believe in fixing bugs before adding features, whenever we receive a reproducible report of a feature working incorrectly, that report will have a high likelihood of getting chosen for developer attention within a week or two.
  
  # Philosophy
  Our aspiration is to craft Amplenote into the consensus best choice for those who want a "task, calendar and note taking" app to help them figure out where to focus their limited willpower. 
  
  By the time Amplenote went live in 2019, behemoths like Evernote and Notion already had strong claims as the best note taking apps. Obsidian had made breathtaking progress in recent years. Not to mention numerous great task and calendar apps that exist. 
  
  However, few of today's best apps have a systematic method to capture and organize the will of their user base. Still fewer have the means to take whatever those top suggestions are and get them done. In its short history, Amplenote is [growing](https://images.amplenote.com/7106ace4-314f-11ed-ab02-c2af19d2d6e3/4c133e91-ff52-42ad-8da3-78834670cfe2.png)  a [track record](https://amplenote.featureupvote.com/?order=popular&filter=done&tag=&deleted=0#controls)   of getting ideas implemented once they've been voted into the top 10. We hope that by continuing to build an app that reflects the needs of its user base, we can create something unlike what has come before.
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  Source #3: Our founding team's vision of the Idea Execution Funnel
  The Amplenote team has its own strategy on how to make Amplenote into the best product in the long-term. The gist of our strategy is to honor the vision of [the Idea Execution Funnel](https://public.amplenote.com)`
   , delivering a tool that firstly makes it simple to capture every idea you have, or web page you visit, or annotation you make to a book. Then, we have to make it easy to discard the content that isn't immediately actionable, and promote the tasks that you have told Amplenote are Important. We think most people will probably think of Amplenote as "the best tasks and calendar app" before we're thought of as "the best notes app," so we lean more often toward task-centric and calendar-centric improvements over note-centric features, since [we already compare favorably on note taking features](https://noteapps.info)`
    compared to similar apps, but none of which integrate tasks & calendar features to the extent that Amplenote offers. Example features we have launched due to our internal strategy: [Calendar View: Detailed Visual Guide](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , [How does Task Score work?](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , and [What are Vault Notes and how do I create them?](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , [Rich Footnotes and content previews](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  Source #4: Email, Discord, ad hoc
  These are largely channels that contribute to our roadmap via reporting bugs or anomalies in our existing feature set. Since we believe in fixing bugs before adding features, whenever we receive a reproducible report of a feature working incorrectly, that report will have a high likelihood of getting chosen for developer attention within a week or two. 
  Philosophy
  Our aspiration is to craft Amplenote into the consensus best choice for those who want a "task, calendar and note taking" app to help them figure out where to focus their limited willpower. By the time Amplenote went live in 2019, behemoths like Evernote and Notion already had strong claims as the best note taking apps. Obsidian had made breathtaking progress in recent years. Not to mention numerous great task and calendar apps that exist. However, few of today's best apps have a systematic method to capture and organize the will of their user base. Still fewer have the means to take whatever those top suggestions are and get them done. In its short history, Amplenote is [growing](https://images.amplenote.com)`
    a [track record](https://amplenote.featureupvote.com)`
     of getting ideas implemented once they've been voted into the top 10. We hope that by continuing to build an app that reflects the needs of its user base, we can create something unlike what has come before.
noteTitle: Amplenote Supporter feature voting, and how we choose what to work on next