Notion is a productivity tool that allows you to replace tools like Evernote, Trello, Google Docs, Asana, Quip, Todoist, and others, and bring them all into one application. You may have heard about it, and been tempted by people’s well-crafted “dashboards,” but what is Notion and what can it actually do for my productivity? In that fashion, Notion does remind me of Evernote in the early days in how they are positioned in the market and are poised for mass market appeal in 2020. Over-shadowed in recent years due to development progress, Notion has been capitalizing on their lack of momentum.
Other “all-in-one workspaces” like Coda, Taskade, and Airtable are on the hunt for market share in this brand new space too.Įvernote is another well-known and popular productivity tool that solved many of these problems for many years. What does that even mean? Essentially, they’d like to combine all your productivity tools into one application with the ultime goal being total freedom for your productivity with no coding skills needed. Notion claims to be the “all-in-one workspace” to solve your growing need for more tools. From total newbies to veterans of the productivity software ecosystem, millions have embraced Notion. With much anticipation, across the last two years, people have flooded to the application with a desire to become organized and productive. Whether it was on Product Hunt, your Twitter-sphere, or just people nattering about it at work, Notion is gaining attention all round the web as the new shiny productivity tool in town. You’ve probably already started the new decade hearing about Notion from somewhere.
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