Roam (and Obsidian, Evernote, OneNote, ...) are aimed at people who work with large-ish amounts of facts and knowledge and sources and need to organize that som

Roam (and Obsidian, Evernote, OneNote, ...) are aimed at people who work with large-ish amounts of facts and knowledge and sources and need to organize that somehow, I guess most people in such jobs will use something like that. Roam and Obsidian make it (relatively) easy to build a sort-of queryable graph structure, which I guess is a pretty niche thing to want. Apple Notes is great too, I use it for travel to do lists and the like, it's great for that. I don't keep my private everyday notes in Roam, that would be a bit overkill. They don't really solve the same problem, more like adjacent problems.