I tried an open-source alternative to Notion, Trello, and Asana and it blew my mind
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I tried an open-source alternative to Notion, Trello, and Asana and it blew my mind
Ideaflow, the note-taking software I help build at work, also embodies many of these principles. In fact, Ideaflow is my current “main” notes app. Ideaflow’s main interface is a timeline of notes, what we’ve internally called your “thought stream”. Imagine a long Twitter-style timeline, where each tweet is a note of some arbitrary length, potential
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Externalizing Thought
I’ve been all over the map where it comes to PKM. I have information, as I write this, living in 5 or 6 different apps. “Temporarily” storing “this” there, trying to create systems in the more complicated ones and trying to organize information with a variety of methodology in outliners. I’ve even gone to Bullet Journaling look
... See moreThe knowledge worker’s productivity stack is increasingly fragmented. The familiar story of all data infrastructure companies, “Your data is everywhere, get easy access to it all in one place with our tool” holds additional weight for Notion. Notion is essentially a highly abstracted no-code tool. It has created a series of highly artistic, unusual... See more
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