Notion for Pc

Once I learned how to use this app I loved it over all the other note-taking apps I’ve tried. There are so many great qualities and I think what I appreciate most is the flexibility of the app. I also appreciate the consistency between the web app and phone app. An issue I noticed a few other reviews have mentioned that I have to agree with is the inability to select multiple rows of text. Also, you can’t change the color or highlight one specific word bc in this app you have to select the entire row to highlight. Those are my main issues. What I think would be an awesome consideration for this app is the inclusion of themes! I also use the Bear note app and I love the ability they provide to switch between themes depending on my mood.

I admit, I'm the sort of app user who's main skill is lurking real deep in review pages, but never actually review. I consummate the critiques of other, but never leave my own so that it may inspire others. But I'm going to change my ways. I'm going to change my ways for this app. It has done so much for me that it's not possible for me to not stand from the roof of my apartment complex in the middle of the night and shout to all my neighbors about how good this app is. They got me from grocery shopping lists, to inventory management checklist, to bookmarking the 100 research literature I need to review before the next R&D lab meeting. I've never used an app this much. I've never loved an app this much. Dear Ivan, Brian, and Lillie - I could kiss you. If we ever break up, nothing would be the same.

this app is a good app for project management, wiki’s, teams, tracking, and more. While it is good for a lot of things, it won’t replace everything as it is now. I am a student and tried using this app to replace MS One Note for note taking. I encountered several roadblocks for seamless note-taking. For one, it lacks the drag and drop functionality for pdf insertion. Inserting PDF’s takes several steps in this app otherwise. Viewing embedded pdf’s is good in this app. Opening pdf’s is awkward, it is initiated by selecting the option “view original” (rather than a simple double tap), and then occurs online only, rather than locally (via pdf app or device). Another drawback is that that this app is primarily web driven, there is no saving for offline viewing. In addition, there are no security options, so saving sensitive resources or documents in this app feels risky, especially so considering it’s a server driven platform. While I find these are drawbacks for my purposes of managing my class notes, there is a lot that this app can do better than many apps. It is probably the most versatile database app I have come across, not to mention it looks fantastic. I just wish it could be a little more functional and more secure.

If you're satisfied with Evernote (or other note-taking alternatives), then you may not care for this app. However if you're like me and have been looking for a simplistic alternative that's more compact, aesthetically-pleasing, and conducive to productivity... Then you'll probably move to this app, like I did. The markdown that this app offers is flexible enough to suit any kind of list that you may have in mind, while remaining simple and uncluttered— ideal for notes-on-the-go/brainvomit. The free version is also robust and allows for ample markdown inserts and page creation; I didn't even need to upgrade from free to paid, but I wanted to anyway, because it's a great service. this app also supports collaborative team documents! Though I don't use the aforementioned feature, I think it's pretty nifty all the same.