Evernote used to be the king of note-taking apps, but Notion is a strong contender for the throne. And with its integrations and API, Notion is much more than just a note taking app. But you don’t need to worry about any of that.
The best thing about the concept is that it’s expandable and free. You can go crazy with the customizations and integrations without paying for a premium tier.
At its core, what makes Notion so great is its blocks and its linking system. Each note can be broken down into multiple blocks (like tables), and you can link notes to each to create a rich, custom note system.
It may feel a little overwhelming at first, but trust us, if you invest enough time, you will get great results with the Notion System.
The only glaring problem with Notion is that it doesn’t have a really useful offline mode. If this is important to you, give it a try Evernote or Microsoft OneNote. And when you’re too overwhelmed by all the things you have to do, try a quick meditation.
