Logseq is a free and privacy-focused note-taking app that I use to capture and organize information from multiple sources, including articles, books, and PDFs. Here are some of the features that make ...

Have you ever scrolled endlessly through your Apple Notes, desperately trying to find that one idea you jotted down last week? With the sheer volume of information we manage daily, even the most ...

Apple Notes is now a full-featured productivity tool that syncs across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, helping you capture ideas, stay organized, and collaborate with others in real time. Here's how to ...

If you’re looking to enhance your note-taking and boost your productivity, Microsoft OneNote is a tool that can help you achieve just that. This versatile application is designed to cater to the needs ...

I use notes every day. Those notes come by way of either Google Keep or Apple Notes. I use both of them because I find Google Keep more accessible but Apple Notes has more features. On top of that, I ...

Fancy writing gadgets can’t match the feeling of scribbling away to your heart's content. Sometimes, only a pen and paper will do. Disconnected from the internet but connected to your creativity and ...

The key to hassle-free self-help and self-organization is to avoid organization becoming another task. You have enough of those. A system with new folders, categories, and procedures? Sounds great.

We researchers juggle a lot of information: ongoing experiments, long-term projects, grant and teaching deadlines and more. It can be a real challenge to keep things from slipping through the cracks.

Most Obsidian users start with perfect organizational habits. Every note goes into its designated folder, tags are applied consistently, and everything looks pristine. But life gets busy, and those ...