I am an apple ecosystem person - Mac and iOS device.
The default Notes app is pretty insane and quite powerful, especially with the latest changes.
My typical tool-stack for notes is typically:
- Notes app: This app is for personal note-taking, etc. Their 'smart folders' help automate cataloging of notes across relevant folders seamlessly.
- Notion: for broader team collaboration
- Granola: non-invasive note-taker; I typically end up pasting the Granola URL either in Notes / Notion for people to simply check out the AI call notes.
I still carry traditional notebook along especially when it might be considered rude to pull out an electronic device but for the past few years, 90% of all of my note-taking has been on devices than traditional note-books.
The default Notes app is pretty insane and quite powerful, especially with the latest changes.
My typical tool-stack for notes is typically: - Notes app: This app is for personal note-taking, etc. Their 'smart folders' help automate cataloging of notes across relevant folders seamlessly. - Notion: for broader team collaboration - Granola: non-invasive note-taker; I typically end up pasting the Granola URL either in Notes / Notion for people to simply check out the AI call notes.
I still carry traditional notebook along especially when it might be considered rude to pull out an electronic device but for the past few years, 90% of all of my note-taking has been on devices than traditional note-books.