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This looks really cool! However, as an Evernote and Notion customer (yes, I use and pay for both), I would love to know what would make me switch tools, or add
by muggermuch 7y ago
This looks really cool! However, as an Evernote and Notion customer (yes, I use and pay for both), I would love to know what would make me switch tools, or add this to my subscriptions?
- kswillister 7y agoright... I primarily use Notion and I'm trying to wrap my head around what value the "Board" paradigm has over Notes and Blocks
- vorpalhex 7y agoSame, Notion feels like a more powerful generalist tool for this case with the power of tables and collaboration.
- bachmeier 7y agoOr Trello, which is free (as are the many Trello clones).
- elvin_d 7y agoSorry, it's my bad that people start comparing my service with Trello. In a nutshell, we are more about data organization and Kanban is a small feature that is baked in.
- elvin_d 7y agoThanks for your question! I completely agree with you, Notion is an amazing and powerful tool. The key difference is the way how data is structured. I think it's easier to navigate and use the data on a board than within a document. However, as a drawback, the amount of information on the board is more limited than in the document for comfortable usage. That's why I believe Boardist won't work well enough for huge volumes of data and big teams. We are also more focused on personal needs. For example, we already have an extension for bookmarks. Our next steps will include providing content scrappers and more productivity tools. My goal is to provide the best experience with data organization. Don't hesitate to try Boardist and hope you will enjoy using it. Your feedback is highly appreciated.