Notejoy

Notejoy

Collaborative notes for you and your team.

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Notejoy is a collaborative notes app for you and your team. It helps you get your most important work out of the noise of email & Slack and into a fast and focused workspace.
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Ada Chen Rekhi
Hey PH, Ada here, co-founder of Notejoy. @sachinrekhi and I started Notejoy because we're both passionate about productivity and power-users of many productivity tools out there. We saw a real gap in today's team productivity tools however with how often document links get lost and how challenging it is to keep them up to date. As we built Notejoy, we built for teams in mind. However, the first bar we wanted to clear was nailing it on personal productivity. We spent the first year just getting Notejoy to the point where it's fast, reliable, and a joy to use. We built in keyboard shortcuts for speed. We brought Notejoy to iOS, Mac, and Window so we could use it everywhere. We made search fast and usable, and tracked the load time down to the milliseconds. We cleaned up copy-paste into the document, fixing all the annoyances of reformatting pasted text. As the product came together, I had a hundred-bullet list for Sachin of all of the annoyances and pet peeves that I encountered day-to-day in my personal productivity. As we cleared that bar, we focused on team scenarios next, taking in feedback from our hundreds of beta users and our personal experiences with teams big and small. What happens when the number of docs balloons and many people come and go in an organization? Notejoy is built for helping teams capture, organize, and find information in those scenarios. We built in reactions, threaded discussions, and note views to speed up the pace of collaboration. We introduced the ability to Archive notes as a first class citizen, so you can mark something as old and lock it from edits without doing what many teams do, writing 'Do not use' or 'Old' in the title. Notejoy even integrates with Slack, bringing updates and notifications directly into your workflow. The list goes on. We built Notejoy to try to solve all of our biggest productivity pet peeves. And as we continue to develop the product, we'd love to hear yours! What are your biggest pet peeves in productivity & team collaboration? Please let us know your thoughts and feedback! Ada
Andrew Chen
Notejoy is one of the best products this year, and I’ve come to rely on it every day. With its focus on collaborative note taking, it’s become indispensable for working with others to draft essays, write important emails, take down meeting agendas, etc. I use the iOS app to write notes on the go, and the desktop app to go deeper on ideas when I am at my desk. It all instantly, seamlessly works, which is amazing. Over the years, I’ve used Evernote and google docs for the same kinds of tasks but find them lacking. Evernote has become slow and clunky, and it’s hard to work on notes together. Google docs is great for larger, longer docs, but it’s too heavyweight to use for a quick couple bullets or two, when I’m on the go. Plus each doc has to be shared on individually, which is a pain. The notejoy team has done a great job putting it all together. 5 stars.
Bohuslav Dohnal
@andrewchen Google TeamDrive solves the problem with individual sharing
Sachin Rekhi
Hey Product Hunt! Sachin, co-founder of Notejoy here. First off, huge thanks to @hnshah for hunting us! Notejoy is a real-time document collaboration tool that's built to be a better way to organize your team docs. What inspired us to build Notejoy is the pain of team collaboration. We hear all the time from teams big and small, "Can you send me the link to this doc?" "Can you give me permissions?" "Why isn't this up to date?" The reality is that tools today aren't making it easy to get on the same page to discuss our ideas, and making it near-impossible to search for past work when we need it. Notejoy is taking this on, and we're different in a few key ways: 1- Search is way faster. Compared to Google Docs' experience of slooowly loading multiple tabs, Notejoy's snippets and fast load gets you what you need. 2- Sharing is radically simple. In Notejoy, you make a team library and invite people into it. Once they're in, everyone sees the same content in sync across all their devices. No more permission hell. 3- Fast, light-weight editing. A lot of things don't get written down because it's too short to deserve a full-length document or it's a pain to format. Notejoy's editor is beautiful and light-weight, so you can capture a few bullets or a full proposal. We'd love to hear your feedback here in the comments, via the app feedback button, or @sachinrekhi on Twitter. Sachin p.s. a few pro tips: - Don't forget to download the Mac, Windows, or iOS apps. Android coming soon! - Type '?' in the app to reach our power-user keyboard shortcuts - You can create a team library with any group of people, doesn't have to be in your same domain or company
oz lubling
@hnshah @sachinrekhi I'm curious what you think are the advantages of using it over a product like quip?
Sachin Rekhi
@hnshah @ozlubling check out @adachen's reply to @rrhoover below as I think she summarizes the advantages over Quip well: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Jorge Mir Alvarez
This looks really nice! How does Notejoy compare to team wikis such as Confluence or even Notion?
Sachin Rekhi
@jmiralva thanks for checking out Notejoy! The biggest problem we see with wikis is that it's a huge challenge to keep them up to date -- in our experience people tend to park information on the wiki where it gets stale pretty quickly. We've tried to design Notejoy to be a tool that you can live in -- in addition to the website, we have dedicated Mac & PC apps, as well as a mobile device. And we've made it incredibly fast to add notes. What this means is that it encourages more "casual" content like quick notes and discussions to get jotted down here compared to a wiki. By layering on social feedback like who's viewed your note and note popularity, there's a feedback loop that encourages people to maintain their information and keep it up to date. This helps address the staleness issue. And then one of my personal favorite features is the ability to Archive a note - this lets you flag something as out-of-date, set it as un-editable, but keep it available for search results. A solution to the age-old issue with wikis where people put 'Do not use' and 'old' into the wiki document titles!
Desmond
@jmiralva @sachinrekhi I love the UX of Notion but they have been slow to offer any integrations outside of slack. Would immediately jump to Notejoy if integrations with other productivity tools were coming in the near future. Sachin, are you and your team looking to add more integrations? If so, can you offer any information on a timeline?
Sachin Rekhi
@jmiralva @desmonddantzler Today we have a deep Slack integration that both lets you pull Slack content into Notejoy as well as keep you notified of Notejoy activity in Slack. We also deeply integrate with G Suite and Microsoft Office, so you can embed your existing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in notes with a live viewer, import documents to speed up the process of getting started with Notejoy, and even export notes back out to G Suite. We are planning additional integrations as well. Which ones would be the most important to you?
Ryan DiMascio
@jmiralva @sachinrekhi @desmonddantzler I'll also jump ship from my $2.40/mo Notion Pro plan if you offer more integrations.
Desmond
@sachinrekhi Okay so I understand: the G Suite integration goes deeper than simply copying a spreadsheet/docs link into Notejoy? Also, as far as integrations go, Trello/Todoist would be nice additions; or even with Zapier, which opens up a lot more integration possibilities.
Bubba Murarka

I’ve been using Notejoy since it’s early MVP to collaborate with a friend on a project. It has been fantastic and made Is more productive. Even better is that the founders are super responsive to questions and feedback. This is a true labor of love for them and it shows!

Pros:

Built with collaboration from ground up

Cons:

Need to have your team commit!

Loren Appin

We've been using Notejoy for the past few months at my company and we couldn't be happier. It's the perfect mix of light-weight notes and a powerful document editor with great support for teams.

Once I started using it, I found myself pasting thoughts in there right away. The search is way better and my docs are more organized and findable for the entire team. I put things in Notejoy that used to get lost in Google Docs or Slack, because this way I know I can get back to it. In our team, we use it to manage everything from to-do lists, place to store research and other things I just don't want to lose, and it's become a great place for us to work together!

Pros:

Beautiful UX, light-weight, great organization, iOS app

Cons:

Nothing

Jason Crabtree
I’ve had a general feeling google docs/paper/quip is missing big gaps for a while so excited to see a competitor. Any plans for creating templates for documents? Something very lacking elsewhere 😭😭 P.s. I love the release notes. Fascinating to see your progress from February 2016 till now 🙌
Ada Chen Rekhi
@jason_crabtree_ Thanks and glad you like the release notes! :) For templates, we have a lightweight solution -- you can right-click and duplicate a note in Notejoy. So what some teams do is pin a template note to the top of a notebook, and then ask team members to duplicate & edit from there. We definitely want to take this further, what would you like to see? We're all ears.
Jason Crabtree
@adachen pinning is a good solution (I like the description of lightweight solution) but still somewhat of a workaround. A few features I’d like to see: - support for templates (that aren’t copy based, which admittedly does the job but requires more shuffling/renaming/making sure you copy the same blank template) - support for templates for entire folders (e.g this is a new project, generate a folder with x y and z documents. Similar to new GitHub repos) - support for in doc snippets (similar to autocomplete programming). I’m imagining something like: type //userstory and get a blank user story type //problemstatement and get a blank templates problem statement type //customerinterview and get a barebones document to help structure and plan customer interviews A lot of this can be manually done/achieved with copy and pasting. But who wants to copy and paste everything 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️
Ada Chen Rekhi
@jason_crabtree_ Great feedback, thank you! We'll definitely take a look at this as we look to improve template support.
Desmond
@adachen @jason_crabtree_ +1 Need this. Would also be great for taking meeting notes, entering in action items etc.
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