Hosted on MSN

I use almost every popular note-taking app out there, and these are my favorites

App stores are overflowing with note-taking apps, each promising to be the ultimate solution to our organizational woes. In my quest for digital clarity, I've dipped my toe (and sometimes fully ...

I Ditched All My Paid Note-Taking Apps (Inc. Notion) For Obsidian

It's open-source, free, and it runs locally on your machine. Add in MCP with Claude Desktop and Obsidian (which is so much ...
Make Tech Easier

I Built a ‘Second Brain’ in Notion and Obsidian: It Was a Productivity Trap

Second Brain apps are a potential productivity trap if you try to force them into your workflow without understanding their ...
Android Authority

Obsidian is too much for me, so I switched to this free alternative

I take a LOT of notes, and in pursuit of the most promising solution, I have tried note-taking apps such as Evernote and OneNote, dabbled with celebrated knowledge management systems like Notion, and ...
Geeky Gadgets

Ex-Notion User’s Obsidian Setup : Favorite Plugins & the Simple Rules That Save Time

Have you ever felt like your note-taking app is working against you rather than with you? As a long-time Notion user, I loved its sleek design and collaborative features, but over time, I found myself ...
ZDNet

My new favorite note-taking app for MacOS and Linux checks this crucial box - and it's free

Trilum is a note-taking app for Linux and MacOS. This note-taking apps has tons of features, including local sync. Trillium is free to install and use. Note-taking apps are a dime a dozen. Go to your ...