About this blog
UV Outliner is a small and powerful single-pane outliner. It is intended for creating, organizing, and collecting information.
Homepage:
http://uvoutliner.com
In this blog I talk about development of UV Outliner, outliner software in general and productivity.
Hope you’ll enjoy reading! :-)
The life and growth of UV Outliner 
I thought that a good outliner for Windows didn’t exist, one that was simple, capanble and didn’t get in the way. Now I know about UW outliner. I’ve used OmniOutline on Macs for years. I’m glad to see there is a choice on Windows.
Thanks!
David Bach
September 18, 2012 at 4:14 pm
I’m very glad to have stumbled upon this outliner. Indeed I was even considering to buy a Mac in order to get decent outlining support :-)
There are a lot of “outliners” out there, however 99% of them are simple tree managers, which can be useful however is something completely different than outlining! What I like best of UV Outliner is, in order of my personal use and taste:
1) the main concept is around a row of text that can be as short as a single word, or as long as a paragraph
2) structure: each row can be moved around and/or subsumed by other rows in a intuitive manner
These 2 features alone makes UV a real outliner! The rest, no matter how useful, “only” represent additional (very) nice to haves
3) user-defined columns! I really really like this; Now I can keep track of my sources, turning text into referenced, evidence-based facts.
4) checkmarks: Outlining is a stage, one phase of a process the results of which are awaiting further processing; I can now mark what has been processed, and what needs to be done still.
5) printing and exporting: I can share my outlines and get remarks and suggestions.
My prime advice to Fedir: Keep UVO focused on, and primarily facilitating, the process of outlining and don’t give in to the temptation of adding features that could turn it into so-called “multi-use”; Outlining is a clear, and clearly scoped, niche market where a smart selection of (very) nice-to-haves features can make UVO into a well-balanced and remarkably rich support application to your primary outlining process, or, if you give in to GTD or Project/task/Tree-mgt kind of features, turn UVO into yet-another, stuffed with tons of unused features, unclear, monstrous, many-headed but non-fitted, application with a vague domain of use.
Paul B
January 2, 2013 at 10:44 am
Hi Fedir. UV is the first Windows outliner I actually enjoyed using, thank you for your work on it!
Rechtar
March 27, 2013 at 6:55 am