I use Roam. I really like it. A few of my favorite things:
* The workflow of dumping notes in a daily page and then using backlinks to find them later is magical. I don't spend time organizing and I can find things quite efficiently.
* Page links have namespaces. You can do something like [[startup/ideas/SaaS/Fruit delivery]]. This is very nice for searching and autocomplete.
* With the Roam Toolkit Chrome extension, I get to have Vim keybindings to navigate Roam.
Notion is pretty good, although, for most things it does I prefer other services. I was using in as a CRM for a while, now I'm using Monica, which I like much better.
Also, this may seem kind of outdated, but I use Evernote as a dump for content. In my experience, it has had the best searching of many different kinds of files including scanning pdfs and pictures of documents and it has a great web clipper.
I use Roam. I really like it. A few of my favorite things:
* The workflow of dumping notes in a daily page and then using backlinks to find them later is magical. I don't spend time organizing and I can find things quite efficiently.
* Page links have namespaces. You can do something like
[[startup/ideas/SaaS/Fruit delivery]]. This is very nice for searching and autocomplete.* With the Roam Toolkit Chrome extension, I get to have Vim keybindings to navigate Roam.
Notion is pretty good, although, for most things it does I prefer other services. I was using in as a CRM for a while, now I'm using Monica, which I like much better.
Also, this may seem kind of outdated, but I use Evernote as a dump for content. In my experience, it has had the best searching of many different kinds of files including scanning pdfs and pictures of documents and it has a great web clipper.