r/orgmode is a subreddit with 28k members. The community frequently discusses org mode, emacs, org, agenda, and capture, and they frequently recommend/review todo app and notebook, and the most common flair used is question, mobile / web app, elisp library, article, and tip.
[Org-mode](http://orgmode.org/) is an Emacs major mode for taking notes, managing to-do lists, planning projects, authoring documents, literate programming and devops, and more, using a fast and effective plain-text system.
Popular Topics in r/orgmode
#1
Org Mode
44 posts
#2
Emacs
24 posts
#3
Org
21 posts
#4
Agenda
10 posts
#5
Capture
7 posts
#6
Babel
4 posts
#7
Export
4 posts
#8
Mode
4 posts
#9
Roam
3 posts
#10
Links
3 posts
Products Discussed in r/orgmode
Flair Used in r/orgmode
#1
question
: "Which org-related packages do you use?"
33 posts
#2
mobile / web app
: "I’ve been building a native Org Agenda app for iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch - looking for feedback"
3 posts
#3
elisp library
: "Org-draw: Drawing inside org-mode using tl;draw"
3 posts
#4
article
: "Org-Protocol Capture: My configuration"
3 posts
#5
tip
: "Easy Research with Emacs and Org Mode"
2 posts
#6
solved
: "site hijacked this morning?"
2 posts
#7
news
: "Org mode 9.8 is out"
1 post
#8
gossip
: "An Obsidian user tries orgmode"
1 post
#9
event
: "New Org*Dev*Meetup on Saturday: let's contribute to Org mode together, online"
1 post
Member Growth in r/orgmode
Yearly
+3k members(13.5%)
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Last updated: August 28, 2026