My top (and worst) productivity apps review 2024

Hey friends! 🌱 Today I'm sharing with you my current stack for note-taking, to-do lists and productivity tools. I go through Evernote, Notion, Google Drive/Docs, Apple Notes, Ticktick and Superlist and tell you how I use or don't use them. All opinions expressed in this video are my own, and none of the brands mentioned have sponsored or endorsed it. Enjoy! 😊

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:23 Evernote
02:24 Apple Notes
03:54 Google Docs/Drive
06:34 Ticktick
07:51 Superlist
09:36 Bye Notion

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[languagesyyo]

Hi Lindieeee 💌 I would love to see more of your paper planners / bujos / language journal... I love planning stuff and I would love to get inspired by your journals!

[BamaEngineeringMom]

Notion was overkill for me. I would spend more time working “on” notion than getting work done that I had logged or listed “in” notion. And I really thought it more difficult to find things as far as notes and information. Glad it’s not just me

[DarkRootsCreations]

I just went through 3 days of back and forth with Notion until I was completely overwhelmed. Thank you for the other productivity suggestions.

[CoachAdamFit]

Like you I sailed around the horn of productivity tools and landed back on planet Apple Notes & Google Docs. Great video Lindie!

[senoritachapman]

Would love to see your analog bullet journal!!

[melaniegrace]

Do I have an organization system that I’ve spent years developing that works for me? Yes. Did I watch this video anyway just because I enjoy the quality Lindie Botes content? Also yes.

[mfkslje-]

I would love to see your paper planners! I'm back to a a physical planner this year for the same reason as you - Notion was becoming too much and I'd spend too much time tweaking with things that didn't need any more improvement.

[ohseb.]

Evernote – you either get acquired a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain

[LindieBotes]

Play a game and count how many times I push up my slipping glasses in this video 😭😭

[Kalia_]

Love productivity related content, so please make more videos! I enjoyed your enthusiasm in this video too, wishing you all the best🥰

[naeemai]

Yes please, I'd love to see how you Bullet journal or use paper planners.

[אוך]

You've always been my inspiration and the truthiest polyglot on Youtube. Hope we will see your comeback ✌🏻

[nairak]

Yes would love to see notebooks set up!

[theprodigalson]

Hey! I’m glad your still around, I thought u deleted your
Channel I just spent a good while searching for u. Glad u didn’t drop off the face of the earth! Hope ur doing good and feeling hopeful for the future :)))

[TheRicardonb]

Hi Lindie!
Great video. Greats tips about apps for organization and productivity. Lately, I’m more into analogic stuff, so I’m writing down my thing, only using apps when I have to create a reminder or an alarm. So I’m doing journaling in a simple way. However I want to improve things I could do. So if you could share how you do this it’ll be great. Thanks a lot for all your content, language learning and so on. Thanks.

[thedanalcantara]

I suppose I needed this reminder to try Apple Notes again… It’s amazing how much better it’s been made over the last few years.

[adventuredreaming]

Great video, thank you! I'd love to know how you plan using paper journals / bullet journals - I love a good 'old pen and paper 😂

[Zukurai]

Have you ever looked into obsidian? Its pretty lightweight and you can make it as fancy as you want with add-ons. I use mine as simple as possible. I mostly use tags and a few folders to keep things organized.

[dcole]

i love Bullet Journal and would love to see how you use it along with any apps. Also lessons about how to learn a language for seniors.

[lemonpebble]

As for now I only use Notion for task management and info-banking, Samsung Notes (same benefits as Apple Notes you mentioned) for quick notes and handwritten notes, and spreadsheets only if I need some more complex data management (like managing my uni progress). Works great and is helping me a lot, especially since I got a tablet with a pen recently - mobile version of Notion works basically like on desktop (on phone it's indeed slow) and digital handwritten notes (especially for uni and langs) are a blessing 😊