Slite Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated

One of the first things I do in the morning is to check Slite's Catch Up feature. Which, along with notifications, are beneficial for me to find what might have changed in the company quickly.

There are some features like presenting a video along with an intro doc that I've found by reading blogs and not something I've come across naturally while using the app.

We use Slite for team meetings notes, training materials, internal communication, and private docs. Slite handles everything well, especially with its search features.

It's easy to use and pretty intuitive. The team is great and generally quick to respond. Had the chance to speak with their product team while working on a new feature, and that experience was great.

I don't dislike anything about the solution.

Slite helps keep things organized and in one place and allows our teams to collaborate pretty easily. They're currently working on their "Discussion" feature and it's looking pretty good so far. A great way to keep conversations and their related documents in one place, especially when working remotely.

I love that Slite is simple, easy to use and has a tonne of use cases. It's the most versatile team knowledge base I've ever used and enables our remote team to collaborate in their own time.

Not much, I'd love more integrations with other systems though, the Asana integration is great, the more we can build this into our ecosystem the better adoption we would get.

Centralised source of truth and as an async meeting platform for our remote teams, we suffer from having hundreds of docs scattered across several storage areas and the team spread out accorss several locations and time zones. Slite has enabled us to have one source of truth, on board new staff in a consistent manner and meet and collaborate on projects.

Easy of use. Slite makes it extremely easy to set up docs where you can not only organize, add tips and charts but you can easily collaborate with another team or team member on the fly, in meetings!

Very small things, I only have issues with how tables look on large monitors.

No longer is there tribe knowledge spread between Google docs/sheets and a few team members. Slite makes it very easy to organize and nest information with folders, folder icons, etc. Linking from one slite doc to the next, and to one particular part of that slite doc is EASY. No HTML markdown is needed (but you can use it if you want).

Slite has all the necessary features to document my workflow, yet loads of features are coming each season with the same quality.

Minor issues with RTL languages, yet it is better than all the other documentation products I tried.

We're a company of more than 1000 employees working on various products in cross-functional teams. All our documents are being kept, updated and maintained on Slite.

The editor and sharing pages with colleagues

I had difficulties logging into my account with the native iPhone app. The email sent out didn't work to colicky the link to login. It's solved but it was a struggle.

We use it as taking notes in projects and being able to share them internally

The easy access to information from all dpts in the company.

I actually like it as it is. Can't think of anything that's missing.

Easy to organize information, quick access and super fast to catch up with updates and other departments' work.

My team chose Slite over other knowledge base options for a lot of reasons- the ability to add any length code snippets with text documents, the functionality of exporting documentation (and having it be very printer-friendly!), and the useful (but luckily for consistency, not unlimited) formatting options for text, etc. In addition to appreciating the features that we knew about ahead of time, we've been super happy with the Slite team for their consistent and personalized customer support and their genuine efforts to improve and add features that will benefit their users.

There are a couple tiny details that I hope will be revised- the cursor doesn't show up on a blank line of code, parent documents don't automatically expand when I try to drag-and-drop a document inside/underneath, and PHP code snippets aren't color-coded. But honestly, the only thing that I'm disappointed by is the lack of ability to change the display size of images. Even that tends to be a non-problem, because there's never any frustration of an image causing text to jump somewhere unwanted.

The company I'm with has 25-30 full-time staff and has been growing steadily for the past few years. But no one wrote things down- process flow, decisions that were made, instructions for future employees. Now that we're making notes (sometimes lengthy documentation) in Slite, the onboarding process is much faster, and the teams produce results that are more consistent in structure and quality, which makes everything more efficient.

It's simplicity, straight-forwardness and ease of use. It requires no explanation as the interface is very intuitive.

No dark theme(or at least I couldn't find it).

Having a written record of responsibilities, processes, and changes. It helps centralize all of the information we use regularly.

The ease of use wherein you can start jumping on Slite with 0 knowledge on the product. Beautiful and simple UI Pack with basic and useful features!

It's currently in their pipeline. I need to be able to embed html and make analytical graphs like bar charts trendline. I'd like to replace our google data studio and move over to Slite completely.

Documentation. We chose s lite to host our knowledge base

Simplicity, powerful and starting to be smart...

Not the best tool to work on a planning/roadmad, even if I know the product vision of Slite.

Sharing informations about our products evolutions in the same place for all topics.

Slite is where we keep all of our processes and team documentation. It just works!

Sometimes it can be a little overwhelming because there are so many features.

We needed a place to keep notes and were already using Slack and Asana. This tool fits in between those.

I use Slite application for work and personal use to manage notes, create reusable templates (daily check-ins), and collaborate with co-workers. The product feels snappy, and the UX/UI is great! I would totally recommend Slite to anyone looking to level up their collaboration/knowledge base.

Nothing that I can think of. I want to learn more of the product

Team Knowledge base, better collaboration with co-workers, built with great design and thought

I love the ease of creating documents, sharing them with my colleagues, and searching for content.

Sometimes, I wish there were additional features like changing the color of the text or different formatting.

We're moving our team's internal documentation to Slite rather than in various documents shared across the organization. It's so much easier to be able to search for the information we're looking for that we couldn't search for previously, even across other teams in our organization.

Slite is extremely sleek and well designed. I use it to keep documents organized and frequently access the documents to update them. The documents are shared across a small team of people. The web site is "low overhead" which makes for rapid and efficient use.

I don't have any major dislikes about the Slite for what I use it for. The only thing might be a more convenient interface for "track changes" or seeing what changed most recently.

I use Slite to solve the problem of keeping a coordinated and organized set of informational documents that are private to a group of users. The interface and set up is efficient and faster than, e.g., a wiki.

Easy use of widgets and web-based collaboration with customers. Template usage and simple, easy to organize document structure. Great widget integration with tables, applications data, and simple formatting.

I do not like that simple math cannot be done in the table widget. Also that webshared shared documents cannot be password protected. Finally, I cannot link data from tables back to one master. The single most functional update I would want is to link table inputs back to a master. So if I am using Slite for a RAID log, I can tie back actions and risks captured in a meeting minutes template right back to a master table, without copy and past. I would also love basic math in the tables. Simple +-/*,Avg, Count stuff. Nothing too fancy. Finally, more widgets are always welcome to embed web content and tools like Jira, MSFT SharePoint or PPM tools like Smartsheet, Monday, etc. Slite is my tool of choice for Meeting Mintues and docyment collaboration. But without PPM integration, we are forced to use it as a temp space and then carry them over to OneNote, Excel, or Word and post to our PPM tool of choice.

Deep use with customer collaboration around meeting minutes and brainstorming and also utilizing Slite for process documentation which changes regularly, such as Role and Responsibility documents for Project, etc.

Slite delivers a lean app design with a lot of cool integrations. The support-team behind is smart, kind and lightning-fast. It is not yet as comprehensive as Notion, but it is designed for clarity and performance.

Great ideas in the pipeline, but wish they would be implemented a little faster. The web and MacOS App is great, but iPad still looks and feels a bit different.

60% of the time I use it for my client projects (online marketing) to capture ideas, content and progress and share it with my clients. The rest is documentation of my processes.

- Great UX. Relentless focus on user experience makes it an easy tool purpose-built for its use case - Great Editor. Easy to build easy to read documents. - Great Discovery. Easy to browse and find other team's content. - Great Notifications. Let's you know when you need to check in. - SOC2 Certified

- Still building the ecosystem of integrations. Focused on getting Slack right now. More to come. More than adequate for use as a wiki though.

- Product Requirements - Team Procedures - Team Discussions (outside of email) - Product Research - Product Documentation

Elegant UI Reasonable Pricing Quality Support Good features

None ❤️. It's a great platform, and hard to find faults.

Product documentation for internal teams.

Easy to use and fast. Including schema. The Table of Content

Groups of users I have to create on google then on slite than on all other tools No integration with clickup

Centralize all knowledge KNowledge up to date Ability to work remote Better organized meeting and no need to do a sum up of a meeting as we are doing it while we do the meeting

Easy to use tool that helps with organizing all the notes and product user stories. My favorite feature is the ability to use templates so similar documents have the same format and data consistency. It lets you organize in folders and search for documents so that nothing is ever lost.

Would like it if the folder structure was more extensible.

Product user stories and customer discovery notes. Jira tickets just reference a slite doc.

The best thing about slite is its clutter free, clean interface. That's the reason I started using it. Have been a power user of confluence since last 5 years, but it's always been a problem. It's just too much! Slite on the other hand is lean and well designed. It has minimal navigation, has all the features that I need. It matches my needs and style very well.

The tables are pretty basic as of now. Lacks some features like merging rows/column, adding a row/coulmn background color, etc.

Clutter free, simple and clean interface with easy, minimal navigation is what I was looking for and Slite solved it.

It's a great collaboration tool that's really helped us manage our project, share ideas and keep everything on track

nothing, it's been a great experience and we'll keep using it

ideas to keep our project on track and streamlined

1. Speed 2. UI is very intuitive 3. Free-tier is pretty generous.

Lack of functionality around 1. Not being able to toggle/minimize a block 2. tags 3. link previews

I've always been taking notes but with Slite I like to go back to my notes and make use of them. Before Slite, notes were non-consequential, took them but never went back to it.

Slite seamlessly integrates with Asana, Trello, and Slack. It creates beautiful and logical notes with advanced formatting features. There is virtually everything you can do with Slite, I built a calendar, I keep my study notes neatly in one place with videos and PDFs embedded and I manage my small team for my business integrating Asana and Slack with it. I have tried many note taking tools and apps so far and Slite is still the winner for me. It has an elegant look, and it's not pushy like other apps. Also, their support team is excellent and very helpful. It took my life into another dimension since I started using it.

There is not much I dislike about Slite and I am also pretty sure that smaller issues will be resolved and developed over time. Maybe a built-in reminder would be nice, however I guess that's why it works together with Asana and Trello. After all, this is a note taking app primarily and I like that they don't try to pack everything into it.

I am using Slite for keeping all my study notes in one place including videos, PDFs, deadline reminders, and notes, of course. Also, I am using Slite to manage my small business and share essential notes with my teammates. It integrates with Slack and I use them together. I post a small notification to Slack, and I have the complete, long document stored in Slite. I also create tasks right from Slite in Asana when my team needs to work together on a task. I can link various notes and ferences and links to the notes and to the task and it really feels I am only using one tool for everything while enjoying all the benefits and features of the mentioned tools separately as well.

Slite is extremely easy to use, and the user interface is great to look at. It's a clean way to store any kind of documentation and has a variety of useful templates to start from. We are a video game company, so we use it for studio organisation, design documentation, meeting notes and more. It's the hub of our our documentation. One of my favourite features is the way it copy and pastes information and formats it cleanly for you so you don't need to mess around too much to get things looking nice and tidy. I also like the way it handles external documents, the preview functionality is really useful.

Honestly, not much! They are constantly improving things. The only thing I'd like to see now is a gallery function where I can upload a large amount of images for people to browse through, or if there was a way to red-pen someone's work on Slite itself which is a useful tool when giving feedback.

We're storing all our design documentation here, and any documentation e.g Google Sheets that need extra functionality can easily be previewed in Slite, making it easier to find. You can end up in a bit of a rabbit's warren with G-Drive but Slite allows you to link everything with a clear hierarchy of information. Overall I'm super happy with it :) They also seem really receptive to people's feedback which I appreciate a bunch.

Slite is by far the best productivity software I’ve used till to date. The UI is on point. I highly recommend this software to anyone who is looking for a best productivity software. Hats off to everyone who worked hard to build this. This software is too good. Thanks Chris for coming up with such an awesome idea.

The software is too good that from my point of view , there’s no downside of this software.

I use this software for my day to day work.

Collaboration and knowledge center of async teams.

Nothing in particular. Might be the free plan which could be limited.

I'm displaying all team documents that are relevant for each member, that allows me to keep updated of what is going on and still on track. It saves me a lot of time especially.

We've been looking for a wiki-like cloud service for documentation (knowledge base, onboarding docs, some private business docs) for our gaming startup. Well known products in this area seemed too complex for us, and our needs were focus on the lite work with documents online, good accessability and user-friendly UI and functionality. Slite is the best choice for us and our needs! I really appreciate to the Slite's team for their great job and product, they have created and continue to improve!

Nothing special, I believe, everything is in the product roadmap. Most of all I'm waiting for the pics in spreadsheets.

All documents are structured and easy to access. Permissions are easy to set.

Easy organization, simple/clean UI. Mobile app is great too

Not much, but I'd like to see my peer's cursors

We use it as a company wiki. We moved over from google docs. Helps keep things in one place