35 Alternatives to Notepin 2.0
Notion is the all-in-one workspace. From notes, tasks, wikis, to database, Notion is all you need. Works great for teams and individuals. Available in the browser, iOS, Mac, and Windows.
Notion is the all-in-one workspace. From notes, tasks, wikis, to database, Notion is all you need. Works great for teams and individuals. Available in the browser, iOS, Mac, and Windows.
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Marcus Richard- iOS developer
Notion is best the absolute best, I moved from Evernote, Trello, and Basecamp to this platform. It seriously does it all. The UI/UX and all functionality is superb. Even their support is great and fast.
Pavan Sethi- building things.
Notion is by far my favorite collaboration tool. It seems to mostly cover your requests to "allow a team to communicate (ask questions, receive answers, discuss); post/store documents; participate in polls and share results; and broadly search for content." I don't think you can create polls within Notion, but I'm sure you could figure out a workaround.
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Andrés M. Snitcofsky
Great collaboration tool!Around the web
WSJ
Notion combines the best of spreadsheets, notes and tasks into the ultimate productivity tool, writes David Pierce.Bear is a beautiful, flexible writing app for crafting notes and prose. It works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, so you can write wherever inspiration strikes.
Bear is a beautiful, flexible writing app for crafting notes and prose. It works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, so you can write wherever inspiration strikes.
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Radoslav Stankov- Tech @ Product Hunt
I'm more and more putting my words into words. My preferred format for this is markdown because I can put anything - outlines, todos, code, images, diagrams, attachments.
Bear is the best markdown editor, I have found so far.
It has excellent iOS and macOS apps. It is fast. Syncing works flawlessly. Its best feature is the tags. I have thousands of docume… See more
eelco- building www.startupcosts.co
Available on iOS, macOS, searching, tagging. Well-designed. A++.
Arthur Sammy Castello- CEO
So easy to use itAround the web
The Verge
Welcome to First Click, a daily essay written by The Verge staff in which we opine on lives lived in the near future. As of this week, after the better part of a decade, I'm no longer an Evernote user.The Next Web
I'm in love with a note-taking app for the first time since Evernote wowed me almost a decade ago. 'Bear' is what Notes should have been. Hell, it might be what Notes still aspires to be. It walks the perfect line between simple and feature-rich while offering robust options for organization, search, and - I ...BetaList
A beautiful, flexible writing app for crafting notes and proseRating and price
A powerful new editor, multi-language support, custom homepages, dynamic routes, custom structures and much more. Ghost 2.0 is an upgrade which is focused on power and flexibility.
A powerful new editor, multi-language support, custom homepages, dynamic routes, custom structures and much more. Ghost 2.0 is an upgrade which is focused on power and flexibility.
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Vinit Agrawal- Co-Founder at Tars (HelloTars.com)
Check this Blogging platform, for quick and anonymous blogging.Recommendations
Sam Rye- Founder
Ghost is very very good.
Alex Kluew- cspray.ca
Exception tool. Highly recommend it!!!Around the web
The Ghost Blog
About four years ago we launched Ghost on Kickstarter as a tiny little prototype of an idea to create the web's next great open source blogging platform. In the early days we really just focused on just making everything work. Ghost was one of the very first open source Node.TechCrunch
Four long years ago John O'Nolan released a content management system for bloggers that was as elegant as it was spooky. Called Ghost, the original app was a promising Kickstarter product with little pizzazz. Now the app is ready to take on your toughest blogs.