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Notion Reviews & Product Details
Notion is the all-in-one workspace that combines docs, wikis, and project management. Tens of thousands of teams around the world use it to collaborate, stay informed, and get more done together.
Notion is also often used as Knowledge Base of choice in Venture Capital and Personal Productivity tech stacks.
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API
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Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone, On-Premise Linux |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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I love how simple it is to prompt AI input and the list of options for prompts (e.g. make longer/shorter). Collaboration with team members works really well. The insert button is nice and accessible.
Here is my wish list: Export to word doc format please! Built-in citation manager or integration with Zotero would be great. Please include comments when copy/pastaing.
Integration of the power of an LLM in a word processing application helps reduce the time spent writing.
Easy of use, can make the pages very nice looking. Easy search and easy organizing.
Understand cannot standardize database for interoperability. But I can use a different product for that. Maybe AI has a lot of room to improve.
1. Help analyze huge policy documents. I drop the original PDF-Word document in, then I can move things around and edit to analyze them. 2. Help organize a big content library with good looking graphics. 3. Help rewrite the professional language in friendly tone.
How easy it is to customize pages to be exactly what you want
The AI is up and down. It's great when it works, but I get more errors saying it's not available than I can count. And Notion's support page doesn't have any record of the error codes I get all the time.
I've always struggled to keep my notes organized, now I am essentially working 3 different jobs and I have a very organized workspace for each of them.
For a fraction of the cost, you are able to "hire" an assistant, a social media, a ghostwriter, a researcher, etc. Once you get the hang of putting in your requests, it is quick and easy to get what you need. I use notion regularly for my podcast and social media planning and executing.
The learning curve is a bit steep, but once you understand how to use it, you quickly get on with your work.
Writing podcast episode descriptions. I create social media posts for every aspect of my business, including text, hashtags, image suggestions and the best times to post.
I like how I can use Notion to organize my academic and personal life while using it to write my novels on the side!
It can be intimidating first getting into it, but once you've created your setup you'll use it forever.
Notion helps me format my writing for my novel and helps me get the correct tone.
It's such a great tool to help our team capture knowledge and collaborate.
There isn't much to not like. I hope that they integrate AI more.
It helps our team collaborate and have single source of truth for information.
I love how customizable notion is compared to other note-taking apps (multiple formatting options, addition of databases, toggles, etc.). I also love that it is integrated with AI, making notes and assignments so much easier.
It can be a bit of a learning curve if you are used to Google docs or word. It also requires a bit of coding to make mathematic equations or chemical equations which can be cumbersome.
Notion makes active recall in notetaking so much easier with the use of toggles and databases. It makes my study schedule so much easier to manage. The AI feature is also the most seamless among other apps that I have used.
The integrated AI is great. It helps a lot to write content and essay's . Also I used the AI to review code.
Maybe your AI need data analysis capabilities in Notion databases for example.
Notion helps me a lot in courses related with geographic information systems. I review code, translate code, write content and ask things to learn.
Clean interface and great for technical people who want powerful tools but accessible to non technical people.
Not much to be honest. It's the central place for me to store everything.
I can freeform enter content and reuse it it many ways through API integrations.
The integrations and the ability to present and digest information
Honestly I'm constantly deleting important things or accidentally messing up the structure. I should try locking pages perhaps.
I moved my content arm ring data vas wand client workflows from Airtable to notion about 4-6 months ago. Small learning curve but I'm an immediate evangelist.