What is your favorite tool for taking notes?

Chris Messina @chrismessina

I switched from Bear to Craft. It’s quirky but I’m overall enjoying it.

Lodovico Sella @lodovico_sella

KoolStories

@chrismessina I'll surely checkout Craft. 🚀Currently using Notion for work. But was looking out for some alternatives.🙌 I would love to share our micro learning platform - KoolStories. I'd really be grateful if you could spare out some time and share your feedback. 😊https://www.producthunt.com/post...

Sophia Chia @sophia_chia

Miro

There's something very no frills and quick about Apple notes that keeps me using it, its the classic product that needs no marketing but addictive for adoption.

Dec 18, 2022

Puneet Kohli

Careerflow LinkedIn Optimization Tool

Hot take: A lot of people over-index on note-taking apps. For me, Apple Notes gets the job done.

Pranab Buragohain @pranabgohain

KloudMate

While Notion is great, I love the simplicity and speed of Taskade. Some great updates in the last few months.

Julio Medina @juliomedina

Evernote for everything!

Amokrane Tamine @amokrane_tamine

Ulysses. It’s a distraction-free markdown editor designed for hipsters

GT @gaurangt1

I like Notion nowadays! Syncs seamlessly between mobile and my laptop!

Xan @xansurnamehere

For really small notes, I use things like blankslate, google keep, and then sometimes for larger things Workflowy. (I don't like the latter's pricing though)

Kate Dalessi @katedalessi

Jasper Ruijs @jas801

Growth Hackers Guide To Producthunt

It depends on the use case. I have been using apple notes since 2014, so I am locked in. It is the go-to tool with an apple pencil if you sketch a lot. But in terms of note search, Evernote is miles ahead where you can search images, say something which you think is in the note, and the AI finds it, etc. Dropbox documents are also an excellent tool because you can directly transform a note into a collaborative template. But Notion is by far the best note-take app in terms of functionality. Dynamic databases have destroyed about 100 start-ups and are a game changer. You can search fast, link notes, transform databases in calendars, do boards, etc. The notion is straightforward to learn. When I did my second university study entrepreneurship, I used Notion. To this day, I use Notion for research and apple notes for brain farts.

Dec 17, 2022

a pen:)

Easlo @heyeaslo

Notion Second Brain

Notion. I like the flexibility to have a simple or advanced setup depending on your use-case.

Octavian Codrea @xgrv

Sessions

I like basic colored sticky notes, both on PC and on mobile. ColorNote on mobile, Microsoft's Sticky Notes on PC. Might have to give Obsidian a spin, though.

Yang Bai @yang_bai1

notion on the run

Julia Doronina @julia_demyanchuk

I like Notion and MacBook Notes.

Manab Boruah @manab_boruah

Kommunicate

Notes from Apple.

Swati Navalkar @swatinavalkar

Hush-Hush

Google Keep - for todo list, app ideas and other notes. I like its Android widget, it lets me quickly view my recent notes.

Sanat Mohanty @sanat_mohanty

Launchboard

Currently on Notion. Won't be exploring for a while. Else it will be an overkill

Dec 17, 2022

Luka Vasic @luka_vasic

LeadDelta professional relationships CRM

Obsidian is my go-to. First I take notes on a notepad or on my phone, but I transfer them to Obisidian as soon as I can.

EJGY @ejgy

@luka_vasic what's your workflow look like? Currently learning Obsidian and I feel like it's too much to transition from Notion to Obsidian. Any advice how to overcome this?

Luka Vasic @luka_vasic

LeadDelta professional relationships CRM

@ejgy I'm still new to it and I'm learning through youtube mostly, but my advice is to just start and not worry about making it perfect. Especially if you already have formed notes in Notion, you already have a great starting point. For my workflow. I consume a lot of content and I have 2 note types (Content, Fleeting). Every time I get an idea I keep it in fleeting notes, and while consuming content, I try to recall what I learned and write it in Content notes, later on I expand it. I'm always looking at new ways to connect notes and often come back to old notes to add more to them. Here's a great illustration of a workflow that I'm striving to create: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/how-...

Tom Bielecki @tombielecki

Drafts for quick capture, plaintext, and all sorts of scripted text conversions. Tana for storage, organization, and recall. It's like if Roam Research and Notion had a baby.