Notion 2.0 - The all-in-one workspace - notes, tasks, wikis, & databases

I like a lot!

Pros:

Many integrations inside his features

Cons:

Sometimes is complex, but the learning curve is easy

As a data company, we're very interested in the feature to store databases. Looks like a well functioning product.

I love notion, wish there was a button that could download your notes to word...

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Very useful app

This is the tool You are looking for. I Still don't believe someone finally made it.. simple, powerful, user friendly, and not over-priced .. Thanks Team ! Definitively in my toolbox.

There is a free quota but I break out very quickly.

Pros:

Fast, intuitive, organize all work and personal things.

Cons:

Price per space, so I will probably pay twice for personal and startup related documentation.

I've been building Notion systems for a number of my clients now - and they're noticing huge differences in productivity all from simple systems that scale and grow with them! It gives them the opportunity to properly organize their thoughts in one place!

Pros:

Simplicity of the platform Ability to create everything in one place without being too overwhelming

Cons:

No Zapier Integration (yet)

Notion changed my life. As a overly detailed oriented organizer, Notion took that to a new level across all of my devices. Collaboration with our team has spurred productivity and communication in a creative way. Thanks Notion.

1. Quality, clarity, stability have MUCH to improve: Pages go missing, quirky logic, and arbitrary notifications will leave you confused. 2. But MUCH, MUCH WORSE, is the pricing policy and mechanisms, that sneak on you, surreptitiously adding billable events. The more issues you manage in separate workflows, the more people you engage in certain ways, the more you'll be charged. 3. But while you're notified, at times, that certain actions bear costs, dare to find your future billing - your proforma invoice is hidden deep, very deep, and you might find yourself paying up your nose a fee you did not plan for. Well, for me this was one too many. While pay-as-you-go pricing schemes are legitimate and abound, I feel that this particular one has squelched my appetite. Compare it to the following scenario using a word processor: Each document you write, and each person you share it with, are billable. This won't stand...