When readwise highlights are imported into Reflect, they are currently imported as #tag . I propose they should be imported instead as [[tag]] . Suppose you are reading an article in readwise, highlight some text and tag it with "AI". This gets brought into Reflect as #AI . If you want to review everything related to "AI" in Reflect, it's now difficult; searching #AI yields only full notes, so you have to go to the note and search the note for AI to find it. If the readwise tag were instead imported as [[AI]] , you could go to the "AI" note and review the incoming backlines to get all of the information about AI in one view without having to search. I feel like this fits better into Reflect's model; the #tag typically means, "This note is a <tag>", e.g. #person, #company. If I've highlighted a section of text, that entire note in Reflect is not "an" AI, so it seems like backlink should be used.

Having "block-level" references would allow referencing a block as you add future content, context, iteration, ideation, etc. It would push the concept of Incremental Notes to the block-level, enabling expanding on ideas previously captured via links or Kindle reading.

We'd love an iPad app to complement the iOS one.

Multi-platform support would be awesome.

It's be very helpful to be able to customize the templates used for these note types, which Reflect creates in various ways outside of the normal flow.

Now I can add details, descriptions or highlights, but I would love to add backlinks straight from chrome. Saving an article -> adding author and #category

Similar to Workflowy, I'd love to see is the ability to zoom into specific nodes. This will allow for a more simple/focused daily note taking experience while keeping the nice organization

It would be great if there was another template value in the AI prompt generator. Today, we have the ability to add {input} to the AI prompt. It would be neat to have a few other options like: {note-title} {backlinks} This would enable more contextual responses from the AI. The backlinks template value would be all of the data in the hierarchy shown in the backlinks section of the note.

Table implementation in Bear’s beta app is great: https://bear.app/alpha/