What productivity, note-taking, any-tracking apps do you use?

Notion. Honestly, from text notes to markdown to scripting to kanban boards etc..it kinda is good enough.

• Things 3 for todo list
• Inkdrop for developer related notes
• Snipline for shell commands (my project!)
• Streaks for habit building
• Goodnotes for reading programming books

Hi @fandyaditya

I prepare for myself some tools based on e-mail ;-) but since two months I was share this to my friends and start to build product from this concept. It's very simple reminder, monitor website tool, journal - all of this is based on e-mail - you can check it for free here https://www.func.ovh

It's work very simple ex. reminders is just forward e-mail or just create newone and send to specific addres like: tomorrow@remind.func.ovh or morning@remind.func.ovh. :)

I use personaly it for achieve inbox zero:

• invoice collecting - forward and archive any invoices by send to nextmonth@remind.func.ovh then on first day of new month I have on top in my inbox - all sent invoices.

• some e-mail that I want to "move" to next day just forward like morning@remind.func.ovh

Any notes and diary just send e-mail to my@diary.func.ovh with title and content. It's nice becouse you can create many "diaries" ex. for each teammate like chris@diary.func.ovh and you can easily get this by send e-mail to fetch@diary.func.ovh

Time tracking is very simple just send start@track.func.ovh and stop@track.func.ovh where e-mail title is project name :)

Best think I have it's monitor - its very useful for website monitoring like prices in competitors or features and changelogs. - just send URL to monitor to address add@monitor.func.ovh thats all - any changes you will receive to your inbox with diffed image.

Hi, @fandyaditya

I use mainly two note-taking apps:

• Evernote: for storing the least actionable information. I keep all the resources that I want to revisit for future or current projects.
• Notion: to manage more actionable information like projects status, tasks and docs related to a project.

I rebuilt my system from the ground up using the PARA method, the framework that supports the Building a Second Brain philosophy by Tiago Forte:

https://fortelabs.co/blog/para

I used to use MilaNote, now changed to Notion.

Notion is the promised land at the end of a long tireless journey of self-discovery. A path riddled with the failures of pretty much every other note taking app. I highly recommend it.