Notion is great for Databases, Knowledge Bases, general Project Management, but in my opinion Notion fails at taking quick notes, since you always have to think where to put your notes first, you need to look for a specific page, create a new note, start typing. For example, I used Notion for three years. Personally, I often got the impression that tools who praises to an all-in-one productivity tool, hardly ever surprises me with every functionality. Bundling means to use one tool or one suite which offers everything, where Unbundling means you use different tools for different purposes.
#Workflowy vs notion software
This has been an ongoing discussion point, when it comes down to productivity software and workflows within digital tools. Bundling vs Unbundlingīefore we get right into the tech stack I use to operate Creativerly, I want to take a quick discourse into the Bundling vs Unbundling of productivity software. The first part will be about my workflow and the tools I use, and the second part of this blog post will be about the more technical stuff, regarding hosting, ESP, domains. On the other side, I am going to dive in deep how I curate, which tools I use, how I structure and organize my work and tasks, and how the overall project management behind Creativerly looks like. On one side, I am going to talk about the operational side, which means hosting, domains, and that kind of stuff. I am going to break down this article into different sections. Since Creativerly is all about creativity and productivity-boosting tools, I love to talk about exactly that, tools and tech stacks. Get a glimpse into Creativerly's tech stack, the tools I use to operate a weekly newsletter, and how I boost my productivity.
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