Why Notion isn’t a Replacement, yet!?

The new Reminders release is one step closer…

Yes, you heard it right, Notion are on the war path against the major productivity applications with reminders. But do they make the cut?

I’ve been getting a lot of software based queries about Notion recently, and I’m creating as many Notion-based features as I can in order to cover the upcoming queries and relevance of the application.

There’s two core questions with Notion, they are:

— How can I use Notion in everyday practice? — Can Notion become my to-do list, note-taker and calendar?

Let’s begin with the first.

Notion first and foremost doesn’t market itself as anything specific.

It’s premise is “the all-in-one workspace” but never really shouts that it can be used as one thing, but many elements of your routine use.

This makes it super tricky to pinpoint. We know there are two core situations you can use Notion in, work and personal.