It has a powerful database feature and you can automate actions based on the DB. 'Best way to use notion for organization' or something you'll find a lot of stuff. There's a big community of creators around notion, so if you go on YouTube and search. And right now, since about a year ago, I'm very happy with Notion. I've used Basecamp, Asana suite, Wunderlist, literally every note taking organization app. Google Keep (good for quick notes), Trello, OneNote (sucks imo), Evernote (sucks), Jesus.

I'm on my phone so I can't really write out exactly how I use it but when I'm home tonight I'll do that. Notion is this way too unless you go in with a very specific goal of what you want. The thing is with really flexible, powerful organization apps is that they can be very daunting to use, that there's too many features. It's primarily a note taking app, but it's really powerful to be used as anything else. It has native apps for every platform but also works in browser, everything is synced, and it's free, but with paid add ons. I really like the note taking app Notion, which works on every device, every platform, browser, mobile, etc. I deleted *everything* and came up with something that works for me. I'm still gonna leave what I wrote anout it vecayse others might find it useful, also re your note about how overwhelming it can be with these experts on YouTube. Hahahahah edit just seeing your thing about notion.

So your mileage may vary with every app you use.

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