Clover V1 - The notes app with built-in whiteboarding, tasks, & planner

I've tried pretty much all the note-taking and task management apps and this is my favorite one so far. I especially love the daily notes, calendar integration, and whiteboarding with surfaces. I appreciate the Clover Slack community as well for discussing feature requests and bugs

AWESOME🥇

Congrats on the launch! Excited to try this out. 🤩 I love the mixed media spacial canvas.

I’m a daily Clover user, and practically live in the product. Biggest unlock for me was the calendar view of my tasks, which makes it easy to push incomplete tasks to the next day when I inevitably don’t complete them all. Highly recommended!

I have been using Clover for a few months now and after years of numerous productivity tools (and even teaching a productivity class On skillshare that over 50,000 people took), I can say that Clover is getting it right! For me, Clover has nailed the blend of day-to-day prioritization, while ensuring my overdue tasks are not forgotten, but also not distracting. And consolidated my notes app, task management app, and even paper post-it note addiction to easily highlight my top tasks for the day. Props to @attasi and team on consistently implementing user feedback to make the product better each week. Can't wait to see this company grow!

Good work 👍

Looks great - congrats Tom!

I love this product. It has really taken my note-taking to a new level. This really bridges the gap between daily notes and persisted. The new surface option with infinite scrolling is great!! One thing that really makes this app shine is the format is comfortable and familiar, but it adds your calendar into the mix, and I do not know of any other app that is do this to this level. You can generate a whiteboard/note directly from one of your meeting invites in your calendar. WIN!!!

TLDR, If you want to KonMari your note taking, this app is for you. Initial Impression Trying v1 right now, been using Notion for the past year or so. I've gotten used to using Concepts which has an infinite canvas feature for drawing vector diagrams. I'm excited what's in store, so I'm testing the waters by transferring one of my documents I created yesterday in Notion and see what's possible. Lest not forget calendar integration which I really like. Figuring out my workflow... If you like to keep things super organized, its for you. It just wasn't for me, I'm not that meticulous. I still like the calendar feature though, but it is not enough to sway me to test it out as a daily driver. Stuff like not being able to place a basic table in (probably because it looks ugly/hard to format). I will still recommend it though. Edit: Moved my qualms as a email to support. Edit2: Added TLDR and final impression.

Just signed up and am already blown away. I bounce back and forth from Miro and Notion and OneNote because they each do something I need, but no one tool does it all. Really, really excited to dive into this!