I Put The Best Productivity Apps in a Tier List

Dive into the dynamic world of productivity apps with our comprehensive review and ranking video. Whether you're a productivity enthusiast or searching for the perfect tool, this video offers insightful evaluations and comparisons.

Inside This Video:
ClickUp Analysis: Insights into ClickUp's market impact and evolution.
Evernote's Story: Tracking Evernote's journey in the productivity realm.
The Notion Experience: Understanding the complexities and appeal of Notion.
Other Key Tools: Quick takes on Trello, Asana, Google Calendar, and Calendly.

Why This Video?
Get firsthand expert analysis and unbiased reviews.
Learn about diverse productivity tools and their real-world applications.
Ideal for those looking to enhance their efficiency with the right apps.

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⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro: Balance in Productivity Apps
1:30 - ClickUp's Evolution and Current State
2:30 - Evernote: Its Peak and Decline
4:00 - Notion: A Love-Hate Relationship with Productivity
5:30 - Overview of Other Productivity Tools (Trello, Asana, Google Calendar)

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[charlesbonfante]

Totally on board with Evernote {dead since v10) and Jira {still popular in corps.. but dwindling!). Todoist = gold. Outlook, new version... Different animal, getting better (calendly killer). Notion, powerful but slow.. offline is a dog. Not intuitive enough. Finally loop... Dirty but smooth, kills Notion on collaboration, realtime etc. Purpose built for office l but working well, with copilot this will replace onenote

[tpg]

I'm a undisciplined ADHD type of guy. So I am building a "mock" system in Excel, and then will build something to utilize my datatypes and classifications, with some sort of dashboard windows to show things. Notion or Anytype or Capacities. Or just keep it in Excel and display the tasks using the new dynamic array functions?
Thanks for the vid

[fantom]

ditched all of it for coda and not looking back.

[adomakins]

TickTick easily S tier, sadly I went to notion calendar recently for organization

[markhckidz]

You mentioned several time Morgen Calendar, but why not in the list?

[axeo]

They all have "too many notes, just cut a few". We are working on a suite.

[itsDEKOY]

for me ticktick shares the s tier with todoist

[Alybonato]

notion or obsidian to build a second brain?

[habibmohammed]

motion is not there!! try motion !
try try try ..
The idea of non computer tasks is good but i dont like it; integrate everything into one