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The thing I need from Notion is a calendar view of my database that will display whatever fields I choose and hide the others. For example, as the proud owner of a new MacBook Air, I am growing enamored with Bear for writing/note taking. Most of the things I do in Notion can be replicated elsewhere, even if I have to use separate apps. I’d say Taskade is as easy to learn if you work with people who aren’t familiar with Notion either, but it’s something to keep in mind if your team is already set up on Notion. Less widely used than Notion: This depends on what your team/clients currently use, but I’ve found many are more familiar with Notion.For this reason I still use Obsidian for basic notes that I need/want access to offline. This is less of an issue now but can be annoying if you like to work without the distractions of being online or tend to go on trips/other periods where you don’t have internet.
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It’s also a nice replacement for Zoom that’s faster to use and doesn’t require you to install Zoom on every device. I find it more convenient than setting up a separate Slack and connecting each Notion board.
Instant messaging and video calling built-in: Chat and video calls are built-in across all teams/workspaces. If you use the Pomodoro technique like me, it also has a built-in timer feature. Specific designed for task management & lists: Taskade's focus is on helping you manage tasks and to-do lists, so it’s got lots of features like subtasks, tags, and prioritization options. They use GPT 4 for the template/workflow building, which is obviously better than Notion's GPT 3/3.5. I’ve used the mind maps feature to generate proposals for clients and been extremely impressed. Templates + built-in AI to build/augment them: They have a huge library of templates and AI-powered features to help build and keep your workflows organized. It’s closer to Google Docs on this front than Notion’s more stilted collaborative editing. Live editing + collaboration: Super useful if you want to collaborate on documents in real-time. This is why I originally looked at Notion alternatives in the first place when they changed the subscription rates. More teams/workspaces than Notion: The regular plan offers more flexibility for managing multiple projects than Notion. It's definitely worth considering if you’re looking for a more productivity-oriented alternative. Taskade is probably the closest I’ve found to a full-on Notion replacement that focuses specifically on task management. Added Joplin.Įdit 2: Moved Craft from Note taking to Notion replacement based on u/Kep0a ‘s comment. I hope this is a useful resource for the community.Įdit: I skipped some apps like Coda due to cost. Craft: knowledge management, note taking offline mode MacOS/iOS only. AnyType: appears to be same as Notion, but not available yet fully offline local storage. Asana: tasks 100+ integrations iOS app is only one listing offline mode. #NOTION APP STUDENTS ANDROID#
Quire: tasks Android app is only one listing offline mode.
Nimbus Note: goal tracking, tasks, spreadsheets/tables, docs/wikis offline mode.ClickUp: goal tracking, tasks, spreadsheets/tables, docs/wikis offline mode.Project management/task lists/kanban boards Bear: knowledge management, note taking offline mode MacOS/iOS only.
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Joplin: knowledge management, note taking free and open source fully offline local storage. Obsidian: knowledge management, note taking fully offline local storage. OneNote: note taking, checklists, web clipper offline mode local and cloud storage (depends on version). Trillium Notes: knowledge management, note taking free and open source fully offline local storage. RemNote: knowledge management, note taking, flashcards/spaced repetition no offline mode. Please note that I only took a few minutes looking at each alternative so if I miss or mischaracterize something please make additions and corrections in the comments. During the outage this morning I scanned through those previous posts and thought I'd summarize some of the suggestions others have made. It's clear from those posts and comments, that there might not be a single alternative as it really depends on the use case. Over the last year or so several redditors have asked questions about alternatives to Notion.
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