I have been experimenting with many productivity tools for many years now. Some of them have worked great for me. There was a time when I was into To Doist. I have always used Evernote to take notes from my phone. But these are apps from the previous generation. If you have a Mac, I would recommend the following
Day One for Journaling (writing blog posts/drafts/chronicling).
Noted (for taking meeting notes, it has an audio recording feature). Great UX!
MindNode for brainstorming ideas and representing them on a graph. Another competitor is Plectica, which is a browser-based tool.
Raindrop.io for bookmarking is really great.
Notion - I'm relatively new to this but like it very much.
There are several great apps out there but I think it comes down to what is right for you. I don't think there's one clear winner of all.
I have been experimenting with many productivity tools for many years now. Some of them have worked great for me. There was a time when I was into To Doist. I have always used Evernote to take notes from my phone. But these are apps from the previous generation. If you have a Mac, I would recommend the following
There are several great apps out there but I think it comes down to what is right for you. I don't think there's one clear winner of all.
Amazing answer! Thanks a lot for writing this valuable answer. I see many of them mention Notion. Will check it out first. Thanks 🙂