Which note-taking app for team do you use?
Ashit Vora
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We are exploring different options for note-taking within our team.
We were earlier using OneNote and switched away from the MSFT ecosystem to Google Workspace.
We need something that does not require using a shared credential but everyone should be able to use their own. We do not need all the bells and whistles that apps like Notion provide. We would be happy with simple Rich Text Editor-like features.
Most importantly, it would be nice if it was a free app. Being a bootstrapped start-up, $4/user/month is a little too high for us currently.
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Sofya Narbut@sofya_narbut
Dropbox paper is pretty neat btw. There can be individual papers and shared ones.
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Notion is honestly the best, for just notes or if you want spreadsheet (databases) that can also talk to each other, or even if you want your slack or something to connect to it you can make stuff with their API... Very intuitive design too!
And if it's to expensive you can use someone like secret to get $1000 off,, https://www.joinsecret.com/offer...
IntroJoy
@max15 @ashitvora Notion is awesome because you can have public team pages and private personal pages - all my notes live in the same place which is super efficient!
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@max15 @sav_cooper We do use Notion but we use a shared account. It's difficult to keep track of who added what so realised everyone should have a separate account but turns out Team account is too costly. What @max15 pointed out is a good. I will explore JoinSecret.
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@ashitvora ya as a company we saved around 10k with it, it's cool!
I have been a regular user of Google Keep from last 7 years but honestly Google has ignored this app for so long and never had a roadmap to improve upon. Even the simplest features like Bold, Italics, Quotes etc. are not there.
So I personally use Notion more often now. An all in tool for productivity.
Notion - When I need to share the notes with others
Notes (default Mac OS app) - For personal quick notes...
I have phases with notion where I organize everything neatly into pages but never ending up using them 😅 Eventually I just go back to my notes app.
IntroJoy
@ira_gi @ashitvora Docs has worked fine for our team in combination with my comment below :)
We work with a combination of Notion and Google Suite. It's been highly effective for our team but if you're avoiding using paid tools, I'd recommend implementing strict accountability procedures:
- Established file naming procedures
- A well kept Wiki for employees to look up how processes are done step by step
- AORs with clearly defined DRIs (https://wavelength.asana.com/wor...)
- GTD Method (https://www.amazon.com/Getting-T...)
Notion is my go to! However I use clickup for project management and their docs function is pretty dope!
@ashley_kizlyk @ashitvora I think ClickUp could be worth a shot! We used it for a little while. They update the platform constantly and have a lot of functionality. I ended up in the same boat as Ashley with my team moving over to Notion (we Notion for everything including PM now).
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@ashley_kizlyk ah! nice.
I've been seeing ads of Clickup lately but never tried it.
I mainly use with trello.
I would suggest the best app for all the tasks you need to perform. The name of the app is InShot Pro. You can download this app from: https://theinshotproapk.com/
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We use Google Keep for taking notes. It's a great app because it's easy to use and everyone has access to it.
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