I know this is a very long shot, but it would be nice if Bike could import images, like one can do with Workflowy (maybe if Bike adds an html file format?)
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This is definitely on my long term list, but fairly far down that list at the moment. So I want it too, but no promises.
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i’ve been using Bike to take notes during remote meetings, and it would be very nice to use Bike to store screenshots.
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Doug: if you have Hook there might be a temporary workaround. Download/identify screenshot, Hook it, paste Hook link to image in outline. You won’t see the image in the outline, but can easily bring it up by clicking on the link.
I know this isn’t exactly what you were asking for, but could be a useful band-aid until full image support comes to Bike.
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Thanks Mitchell. I hadn’t thought of that. it might not work for me in this case, as some of these screenshots will be business stuff and thus shouldn’t be saved off computer, but as a workaround, it’s a cool idea. could you post a link to Hook?
But if you take a screenshot isn’t that by definition “on computer”? Maybe I’m not understanding the situation complete.
Here’s the link:
No need to get the “pro” version. I think you can test it out free for a few days. I use this app a lot in my own work.
oh i see. i thought hook was an online archive service. this is much better. thanks
Another approach (avoiding subscriptions and an additional layer of proprietary url-scheme) is just to use Markdown links preceded by a bang, in the  pattern.
Viewing a Bike file in marked2app.com will already display inline images included in the form of such links.
I personally harvest the Markdown link using this Keyboard Maestro macro, which automates it for a number of macOS applications, including the Finder:
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