Do I need to do a quick check-in? Do I need to do a full-blown assessment? Stuff like that. But I like in the calendar view to see special notes at a glance that tell me what kind of day I'm having. I track next contact for clients based on date. The thing I need from Notion is a calendar view of my database that will display whatever fields I choose and hide the others. For example, as the proud owner of a new MacBook Air, I am growing enamored with Bear for writing/note taking. Most of the things I do in Notion can be replicated elsewhere, even if I have to use separate apps.
Edit 2: Moved Craft from Note taking to Notion replacement based on u/Kep0a ‘s comment. I hope this is a useful resource for the community.Įdit: I skipped some apps like Coda due to cost.
#NOTION ALTERNATIVE ANDROID#
Quire: tasks Android app is only one listing offline modeĪsana: tasks 100+ integrations iOS app is only one listing offline modeĪnyType: appears to be same as Notion, but not available yet fully offline local storageĬraft: knowledge management, note taking offline mode MacOS/iOS only Nimbus Note: goal tracking, tasks, spreadsheets/tables, docs/wikis offline mode Project management/task lists/kanban boardsĬlickUp: goal tracking, tasks, spreadsheets/tables, docs/wikis offline mode
#NOTION ALTERNATIVE FREE#
Joplin: knowledge management, note taking free and open source fully offline local storageīear: knowledge management, note taking offline mode MacOS/iOS only Obsidian: knowledge management, note taking fully offline local storage OneNote: note taking, checklists, web clipper offline mode local and cloud storage (depends on version) Trillium Notes: knowledge management, note taking free and open source fully offline local storage RemNote: knowledge management, note taking, flashcards/spaced repetition no offline mode Please note that I only took a few minutes looking at each alternative so if I miss or mischaracterize something please make additions and corrections in the comments.
During the outage this morning I scanned through those previous posts and thought I'd summarize some of the suggestions others have made. It's clear from those posts and comments, that there might not be a single alternative as it really depends on the use case. Over the last year or so several redditors have asked questions about alternatives to Notion.
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