However, in this article, I will adopt Tiago’s criteria and structure accordingly. Bear in mind, I have a difference in opinion with Tiago about which points are deal-breakers and must have. I will follow the same structure and answer each one point by point. Capturing and syncing across multiple devices Scales to thousands of notes without performance lag Tiago broke down his 15 requirements into 3 categories. I promised Tiago I would expand into a longer version of that thread with greater elaboration, so here it is. So I wrote a long twitter thread replying to his question point by point. I also ended up paying for Evernote and Notion to unlock more features. Over the past 10 months or so, I went from using Evernote, to Quiver, and now Notion.
Fig 1: Tweet about Choosing a Notes app requirements Tiago then tweeted out asking for help evaluating popular notes apps based on his criteria. He recently wrote a blog post where he lists out point by point what he considers must-haves and nice-to-have features when selecting a notes application.
This post was originally published by Kim Sia on įor productivity topics, I follow Tiago Forte (blog here, twitter He has a course that I have taken before called Building A Second Brain (BASB). It covers the use of modern toolsets such as Todoist and Evernote to augment your human brain, leading to a higher performance boost in the modern information-dense economy.