Notion Reviews

Primarily, two things: one is arranging my day-to-day to-do lists or activities, and secondly for note-taking.

Notion has improved or could improve our team's productivity. Because of its flexibility, we arrange A LOT OF things in Notion, starting from engineering maintenance, to-do lists, team allocation, and financial planning—a lot of activities happen in a single centralized repository. I think that's a major value addition to my team.

Notion has a lot of integrations. We use two or three, like the Notion with Slack integration and the Notion with GitHub integration. We adapt our working process according to the features provided.

I like mostly the flexibility. I can customize Notion according to how I prefer my information flow to look. The flexibility is the best thing that I like about Notion.

There are a lot of things, but one thing that is absolutely necessary is the mobile application. They need to work on the mobile application quite a lot because the experience and speed on the web version are nowhere near that of the mobile app.

I have been using it for two years. 

From the stability point of view, I'll rate it at seven out of ten.

So, there is some downtime, primarily because many of my team members are mobile and cannot fully utilize the mobile application.

There are around 20 end users using it. I would rate the scalability a nine out of ten. It is pretty scalable. 

We contacted them a couple of times. The mobile application issue is a known issue. They are working on it, but it may take a few months to fix.

They are very responsive.

Positive

I also use Asana for project management. I have explored Atlassian. We work with a lot of client projects, and different customers have their requirements. So we want their internal project management tool to be utilized by our consultants while consulting to those customers. We have explored a few other project management tools like Atlassian and ClickUp.

I generally prefer using Notion because of the flexibility. Though my team uses Asana, so I still need to at least oversee or monitor it. These are the primary project management or productivity tools that we use.

It is not very smooth. There are still some friction points, but things can be worked around. If you are a technical person, Notion setup is very easy. 

If you are a non-technical person, you might face some challenges.

Notion has priced very aggressively. It's pretty affordable.

I still prefer Notion because it's a superset of Asana. It is not as feature-rich as Asana, but it offers a lot of additional flexibility and features that outweigh the shortcomings.

Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. 

We use the application as a knowledge database to capture notes on different subjects.

The application's most valuable feature is the combination of structured text and databases.

It is complicated to connect Notion with external systems. We have to transfer the data or convert files into compatible formats for generating final reports. 

They should include a feature for queries within text documents, including snippets of databases and formulas.

We have been using Notion for two years now.

It is a stable product. However, it works slowly for reloading large databases.

I use EverNote and OneNote. Both platforms don't have a concept of structured databases similar to Notion.

The initial setup is easy.

The product's pricing depends on the usage plans. Currently, they offer a free plan for individual users with some limitations. I also have access to its educational plan, which is a bit more expensive. There are different plans with free versions. Further, we can subscribe to the paid versions depending on the use cases.

There are plenty of products like Notion. For individual users, I recommend it because of the accessibility of the features. At the same time, I advise large organizations to compare a few different systems before making a purchase decision.

I rate Notion a nine out of ten.

We use Notion to track work activities and organize them.

The product is easy to use and has good responsiveness.

There could be an automation feature included in the product.

We have been using Notion for nine months.

I rate the product's stability a six out of ten.

I rate the product's scalability a nine out of ten.

The technical support services are good.

Positive

The initial setup is easy as it is a responsive tool and can handle different workloads.

The product is a good investment.

The product has good pricing.

I advise others to appear for an examination to gain a certificate from Notion. I rate it an eight out of ten. It is a useful product and can be integrated with other apps.

I use the product to manage projects for individual customers and companies.

Notion has valuable features for inventory management, employee onboarding, an overview of the workflow, and an understanding of business processes. We can install it on mobile phones, making it feasible to manage productivity.

The product could be integrated with external platforms. Additionally, they should add a functionality for e-signature to it.

I have been using Notion for three years.

Sometimes, the platform goes on and off. I have to repeat the process all over again. I rate its stability a six out of ten.

The platform's scalability is a seven or eight out of ten. It needs improvement.

Initially, it was challenging to set up for me. There could be more exposure to tutorials and videos on the web. Sometimes, when my clients have to upgrade the plan, it costs around $16.

The product is affordable compared to other platforms. It generates a better return on investment than other companies that offer similar services.

I rate Notion a ten out of ten. It may seem complicated to use initially. I advise others to take some time to understand and give it a chance. It works well, and eventually, they will see the best of it.

I use Notion for taking notes and building a database for the record. It helps me collaborate with others to build CRM, marketing documents, or HRM systems for my small business.

The product has a valuable feature for databases. It has a table and a calendar view and saves various documents in the system.

Notion's UI needs improvement.

I have been using Notion for approximately two years.

I rate the product's stability a seven or eight.

It is a highly scalable application. I rate its scalability a nine or ten.

I haven't approached Notion's technical support team. However, they emailed me about new feature development, such as recently added AI functionality.

Positive

I have used Obsidian before.

The initial setup is complex. It takes a lot of time to learn. I rate the process a four or five out of ten. It requires three days to two weeks to complete, depending upon specific requirements.

I implemented the product myself.

I rate the product's pricing a three out of ten. We only need to pay for it if we use it in the workspace.

I evaluated OneNote. It is difficult to use and requires a feature for building databases.

I rate Notion an eight out of ten.

Notion is a great tool for note-keeping and note-sharing. 

Notion's UI could be better.

It is a stable application.

The installation process involves downloading the app and signing up. It is a straightforward process. It takes less than three minutes, depending on the Internet connection.

I recommend Notion to others and rate it a five out of ten.