Pavel FedorovProduction Director at Palindrome.media
What is the best tool for personal knowledge base?
I want to create personal knowledge base and trying Evernote, Simplenote, OneNote — some are too heavy and some too simple.
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- Ethan BensonSoftware Developer · WrittenIt took me a while to find an app that would let me store and manage articles, notes, documents, references and bookmarks with ease, and I've finally found a solution that seems to be working out so far. It's an app called NoteLedge and I've been using it for the last few months and now managing a large collection of notes, files and documents related to both my work and school is fairly straight-forward. All your stuff is in individual folders that are synced across your devices, which is both convinient and easy when you have to find something particular. I also use this app for creating notes and to-do lists, and it works well for bothHarry RyanFront-end Developer · WrittenI've used plenty of apps for managing my personal knowledge library/base, and so far NoteLedge is my favorite - I like how easy it is to work in it and that all my files go into individual folders that are easy to browse and to manage. I have it on all my devices and use it daily.Anthony PowellQA Manual Engineer from Germany · WrittenI recommend this app - I use it for managing my personal knowledge library, storing all kinds of documents, media files and bookmarks/references. It's not complicated and I beleive people of all ages would benefit from using it for managing their library and taking notes.
- Nick Timms🏋️ Drag, 🚀 Whoisvisiting, 💭 more on site · WrittenNick Timms made this productAwesome layouts inside Gmail. Kanban, shared inbox :)
- Thomas DIDIERHead of Marketing · WrittenIt has a light editor with channels to organize content. Perfect tool to consolidate a knowledge base. It works great for teams, too.
- Malin AnderssonFounder Konvai.com & Worldsmarathons.com · WrittenA bit pricy, but very well structured and easy to use.
- Susanne Andersmusicologist · WrittenAnd maybe you wanna have a look at this as well? Looks promising. 🤓
- Malin AnderssonFounder Konvai.com & Worldsmarathons.com · WrittenAlso easy to use, looks nice and gives you a good structure, base subscription €5/month should be sufficient.
- 2ProProfs Knowledge BaseBrayn WillsKnowledge Base Manager · WrittenI recommend you to try ProProfs Knowledge Base software. It’s easy to use and offers a variety of features that help you bring all your content on one platform. Both personal and public knowledgebase can be built easily with this tool. I am personally quite happy with the product. I wanted to have my own personal content library that I can refer to anytime while working on projects, and this tool has made it possible.