Kosshi Is Database-Backed Outlining

Kosshi Product: Kosshi - macOS/iOS Outliner Price: $24.99 from App Store Kosshi is a new outliner for macOS and iOS. I am going to cover the macOS version. What does Kosshi mean? I asked the developer, Junichi Sato, and he said that the Japanese use the word “outline” to describe this kind of program. The native word for that concept is 骨子 (kosshi), probably Chinese in origin. The characters literally mean “the bones” of something, and the word is used for the outline, the gist, or the framework of an idea. That’s the angle the developer picked for the name. Kosshi is different from every outliner I have covered for the blog. It is a database-backed outlining application. One File Let me say that again. It is one database file. Kosshi doesn’t let you create a different file. You do not have the ability to have different files for different outlines. Everything you write in Kosshi is in the same one-file. Everything. Separate Window You have the ability to open a section in a new…