Orgzly is an outliner for taking notes and managing to-do lists. Orgzly Revived is a community-maintained version of Orgzly, as the development of the original app has been halted. The original Orgzly source code can be found here.

With Orgzly, you can keep notebooks stored in plain-text and have them synchronized with a directory on your mobile device or an SD card, WebDAV server, or Dropbox.

Notebooks are saved in Org mode’s file format. “Org mode is for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system.” See http://orgmode.org for more information.

The Orgzly Revived project aims to continue development of the Orgzly application. The rebranding is due to the disappearance of the Orgzly author so we, as the community, had to come up with a new solution. We plan to continue adding useful features, fixing bugs, keeping up-to-date with technological evolution, and generally maintaining the Org Mode outreach and its support on Android. Orgzly Revived is a community-maintained version of Orgzly, as the development of the original app is no longer active.

• See the detailed End-user documentation
• Ask your question in the Discussions
• There is also a Matrix chat room where anyone is welcome to join: #orgzly:matrix.org.

This is the SHA-256 checksum of our APK signing certificate, so that you can verify your downloaded APK using tools such as AppVerifier or apksigner:

com.orgzlyrevived 6F:C9:C2:E2:2D:07:D2:5C:E7:7E:2E:96:34:55:05:3C:38:B8:31:8A:1A:24:91:B3:ED:95:D5:0C:BA:85:49:3D

You should also check that this checksum matches the one published at orgzlyrevived.com.

Once you have installed the APK, Android should refuse to update the app to any new version which was not signed by the same private key.

If you don’t use Android Studio and wish to build and test the app from command line, the standard set of Gradle tasks is available. For example:

• ./gradlew build builds the project and generates APK files
• ./gradlew connectedAndroidTest runs instrumented unit tests

Make sure you turn off animations for the device you’re testing on.

If you are using Nix/NixOS, a flake with a devShell exists and can be used via direnv.

Due to this nixpkgs issue, you must run gradle like this:

gradle $GRADLE_OPTS app:assembleDebug

Please feel free to get involved in the project on GitHub by contributing issues, ideas, or features! Translations can be contributed on the Toolate i18n platform. We generally plan to leave existing open issues in the original repository and reference them here as they are addressed.

The project is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 (or newer).