The Quiet Migration No one is talking about
Indie hackers aren’t announcing tool switches anymore.
They’re just... moving.
From Slack to Discord.
From Notion to Obsidian.
From bloated to calm, from complex to intuitive.
I wrote about the quiet shift and the little tools winning right now.
You might spot yourself in it.
→ Read here 👇https://substack.com/@thebackenddiary/note/c-114879725?r=4iynav&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
P.S If you’re building something that quietly works better, I’d love to hear about it.
I've been avoiding Notion for a ages and stuck with Obsidian, which I've used for ages and I love. However, I've recently started using Notion, just to give it a try and realized that it's actually pretty good when it comes to managing a larger / more complex project. I can have my tasks, split across sub projects and have the relevant documentations linked. Not going to ditch Obsidian, but Notion fills a different need for me, so there's a world where you use both...