How do you currently take your notes? And what do you find yourself taking notes for?

Most of my notes now are in online apps such as Notion. I used iPad with apple pencil a lot when I was in school.

I'm all-in on Roam Research. It's like having a second brain, helps me connect dots like never before. I use it for everything - meeting notes, planning sprints, jotting down random ideas, even personal journaling.

I used Roam Research and Notion to organise my to-do, journal, habit tracker, and notes. But I always have a pen and notebook ready to jot down things during a call, or while working or talking.

As a college student, I currently take my notes in a variety of ways, depending on the subject and the professor. For most classes, I use a laptop to take notes. This allows me to type quickly and easily, and I can also use the laptop to search for information or to access online resources. However, for some classes, I find that it is better to take notes by hand. This is especially true for classes where I need to draw diagrams or take a lot of math notes.

I use Notion, and I take notes for pretty much everything! I have a task list as long as my arm, and I'm always adding notes to tasks as I think of things, like content ideas, podcast guests, articles I've seen that I don't have time to read right now so I paste the link for later, etc.

Notion/Google Sheets for generic planning but otherwise simple handwritten notes for day to day activities/planning.

I currently use UpNote for notes. Love the interface and easy to share.

I use Notion to take notes for a variety of purposes. Firstly, I use it for work-related tasks such as jotting down meeting minutes, tracking project progress, and documenting important information shared during discussions. It helps me stay organized and ensures that I have a centralized location for all my work-related notes. Additionally, I also use Notion for personal note-taking.

I use Notion and I love it!

I am using Notion, EverNote, OneNote, Obsidian and Google Keep. Horses for courses.

1. apple notes, simplicity at its core. direct, intuitive, it's my go-to for capturing raw thoughts, lightning-quick. 📝⚡ 2. notes for inklings, insights, learning. extracts from books, podcasts, tweets. they're often still simmering, unclear - but that's the charm. they're sparks, not fire, catalysts for intellectual growth. 📚🎧 and there's something enchanting about revisiting old notes, witnessing how past musings link with new ones. it's like a dialogue with my past self, excavating wisdom once overlooked. 🕰️🔍 note-taking is less about storage, more about engaging with the material, processing it, making it mine. it's a way to learn, to think, to understand. so, how do you weave your tapestry of thoughts?

Apple Notes - personal, reflections, ideas Notion - anything biz related

I've tried Mymind recently and love the experience!

[Atom + Markdown + Github] and iPad notes w/ Apple Pencil

Windows Notepad. Due to short term memory.

I use Apple Notes and Android Notes mostly. A few times use Notion.

Still using Evernote lagacy....

I use multiples things. I really love to write a diary with a pen. Just problem is that it is not well organized and not easy to search. For organizing and searching, I currently use notion. It is bit heavy for note taking but really good for organize my thoughts and etc. I also use keep from google for quick note-taking. For cleaning my thoughts, Writing blog is very helpful for me

I am using normal pen and notebook, to be honest I tired multiple apps but notes that I create with hand is better for me.