Esp labeling each and every one of your days?
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I’ve dabbled with a few of those tools, and each has its perks depending on what you need! Personally, I lean towards using Notion for its flexibility—it’s like having a digital Swiss army knife for organizing notes and projects. Have you checked out notesonline.com? It’s another neat option if you prefer a straightforward online notepad. Finding the right tool is like finding a comfy pair of shoes—once you do, it makes everything smoother.
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Using the self-hosted free community edition of Outline is a fantastic choice for teams or individuals who value control over their data and want to customize their knowledge management system. Outline provides a robust, user-friendly platform for organizing and sharing information, and the self-hosted option ensures your data remains private and secure. Plus, with the active community and frequent updates, you can expect continuous improvements and support. It’s a great solution for those looking for a powerful yet flexible tool for managing their documentation and collaboration needs.
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Apple Notes, Obsidian, Scrivener, plain old txt files whiichever takes my fancy at the time or want to keep for a long time, or the content is going to be long.
Oh and bookmarking interesting threads or posts here and other Discourse fora.
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