Amplenote

UI/UX can be improved. The rest is already G.O.A.T. because it works perfectly for my productivity workflow.

perfect app task manager

I like it very much. However, I think it is confusing at first. I used Google keep. AMPLENOTE, tags. like notion, you can upload and save as many times as you want as long as they are under 5MB. Or like Evernote without the notebooks. I use amplenote to write down projects and ideas and keep them going. It's a great experience. However, amplenote is, as the title suggests, an app to "write it down and get it done," so of course there is a learning cost due to the workflow type, and many people will stop in the middle. However, as a tool, I think it is underrated.

I tried it as a replacement to Evernote but not sure its there yet.

Amplenote is hands down the best note-taking and productivity tool out there. It has the perfect blend of simplicity and power features, enabling you to build your workflow to get things done. I feel like I tried every other option before I found Amplenote. I only wish I had found it earlier. I'll admit that there is a bit of a learning curve, but if you stick with it, the payoff is huge. It's a shame that it is not more well-known.

It's a joy to be able to generate a task mid-paragraph and have it wired directly to my calendar. Rich Footnotes feel excellent and published notes are the exclusive way I share information with my friends and work associates now. Try Amplenote and experience renewed creativity when you outsource idea-remembering and personal-goal-overseeing!

This app is a great experience. I have just switched to Amplenote after having used Roam for two whole months at the price point of 15 dollars. Now I am on the 6 dollar plan at Amplenote. It is a bit strange/unfortunate why there is this few reviews out there. Anyway, I think Amplenote has now about 70% of Roam's functionality, but I prefer how Amplenote's UI works (It doesn't have the graph for example. I'm an entrepreneur and digital marketer and have never ever used it anyway. I suppose it is more for real researchers.)