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I've used Milanote in beta for the last few months - and I can attest, it's a great platform for creative thinking. Calling it a "notes app" falls short of how
by sunpazed 10y ago
I've used Milanote in beta for the last few months - and I can attest, it's a great platform for creative thinking. Calling it a "notes app" falls short of how good it is.
Milanote has replaced my previous workflow — an entire wall of post-its, and roughly half a dozen moleskines - with pages of others tacked in between the sheets.
There's a few cool features too — my favourite being ‘view as document’. It takes series of interconnected ideas, and then serialises them into a linear narrative that can be viewed as a document. Perfect for presenting your idea to stakeholders.
I particularly like Milanote not only because it helps me to visualise my ideas, but I can ‘reflow’ and organise them in ways that helps me to make connections between ideas I never saw before. It helps me be a better creative thinker.
- wingerlang 10y agoIs it a web app? It isn't obvious from their website and I can't find information. I also don't feel like signing up.
- sunpazed 10y agoYes. It's a webapp.
- lobster_johnson 10y agoYes: "Milanote runs in any modern web browser. Native apps for iOS and Android coming soon." It's an odd decision in this age of "mobile first" and Electron-wrapped apps like Slack. Especially since it's not in beta and the only plan is a paid one.
- aidos 10y agoDoesn't seem that strange to me. Given that the target audience seems to be creatives at desktops, webapp first seems to be a good approach.