This is my primary use case for Readwise. Omnivore sounds like it might possibly become a viable free alternative.

That's a great question. The card view experience is optimized for setting fields that will only have one value at a time. However, it is always possible to open up a node and add another selection to a field. The first three images here demonstrate that action. As an interesting side note, even though the dish now belongs to two meals in the last image, the card only displays in the "Meal Y" column. This is because Tana uses the first/top selection as the filter for the card. If you move "Meal X" to the top of the field selection, then the card jumps to that column instead.

@Bill Tullock Thanks for pointing this out. I assume it did the same formatting for the Day 1 Tana Paste, as well?

@David Goggin Thanks for letting us know. I presume you're using Windows? It's strange, because when we test internally on our Windows/Android devices this doesn't happen.

@Arthur Lamaletie I like how you call Tana your (prospective) "central repository." That's how I use it, too. It's not the only tool that I use, but it's the center hub that other software spokes spin out from.

@Simon Cohen Welcome, Simon! What processes have you been integrating Tana into?

Neat!

@Chris Redlich What kind of use cases or flows would this unlock for you?