Notion - notes, docs, tasks 4+

I love Notion, and I was a paid user for about 3”3 years. I used it as my notebook, planner, task manager, knowledge hub, etc. However, after a while I noticed that whenever I had to find something I had saved or documented that wasn’t in a place I looked often, I could almost never find it using the search. Many a time somebody would ask me about something, I’d start searching Notion for a meeting note or web clipped item on the topic and often I’d end up saying “I’ll have to get back to you about this”. In the end, even though I hate the UI in comparison, I ended up moving to Nimbus Notes as a paid user purely because they have a global tagging system and OCR test search that even searches inside attached files. I have been using Nimbus Notes as a paid user for probably around 2 years now as well. I still prefer the flexibility, simplicity, and folderless structure of Notion, but until Notion implements OCR test search and some sort of global tagging system that lets me quickly find pages across the app (not just within a database table), then I’m going to have to stick with Nimbus. The moment Notion implements these things, it will honestly be an unstoppable tool that can do anything and everything. I would happily move back to Notion as a paid user then. However, as a note-taking, or second-brain-style knowledge management app, Notion fails at the fundamentals of easy knowledge retrieval.

This app is amazing with helping keep all your school notes and videos in one place.
The only thing that you can add to notion is the ability of writing in different languages just like in a Word document. I suggest anyone to use this app it is amazing and a lot of thought has gone into it.