Customer Reviews (10)
Rafferty H.
All-in-One Workspace Winner
Tried Evernote and Trello before, but Notion stuck out because I could keep notes, tasks, and databases all in one place without jumping around. It’s flexible enough for my needs, though sometimes the interface can feel a bit cluttered.
Elizabeth S.
Great for team organization
Our team of about 10 started using Notion a few months ago to keep track of projects and meeting notes. Getting everyone on board wasn’t super smooth at first—some folks preferred sticking to emails or Slack—but after a couple of weeks, it really became our go-to place for collaboration. The ability to customize pages and link everything together helped us stay organized without jumping between apps all day. Only downside is sometimes the app lags when pulling up big databases, which can be a bit frustrating during crunch time.
Fred H.
Great for organizing projects
I’ve been using Notion to organize my projects and honestly, it’s been a solid help. Setting up pages and databases is super flexible, though sometimes it feels a bit overwhelming with all the features. Overall, it keeps me way more on top of stuff than I was before.
Charlie W.
Freelance chaos finally organized
Managing all my freelance projects and client notes used to be a nightmare because everything was scattered across emails and random docs. Notion helped me bring everything into one place with customizable templates and linked databases, so I can track deadlines, ideas, and invoices without jumping between apps. It’s been a game changer for staying organized and not letting details slip through the cracks. The only downside is the learning curve when setting up complex workflows, but once it’s set, it’s smooth sailing.
Peregrine M.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting started with Notion was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding steps were clear, and I had the basics set up in under 30 minutes. There was a bit of a learning curve figuring out some of the more advanced features, but the initial setup didn’t feel overwhelming at all.
Larry H.
Great for team organization
Our team of about 12 started using Notion a few months ago to organize projects and share meeting notes. Getting everyone on board was a bit slow at first since some folks prefer sticking to email or Slack, but after a few weeks most people got the hang of it and now it’s pretty much where we keep all our docs. The collaboration features make it easy to track updates and assign tasks without juggling multiple tools. One downside is that the mobile app can be a bit clunky, which sometimes makes quick edits frustrating when we’re out of the office.
Gary W.
Good value for teams
Notion’s pricing felt a bit steep at first, but after using it for a few months I can say it’s worth the cost, especially if you’re juggling multiple projects. The flexibility I get really adds up in saved time, so the ROI is pretty solid in my experience. That said, for solo users it might feel like overkill.
Jasmine D.
Great for Team Collaboration
Our team of about 10 switched to Notion a few months ago, and after some initial resistance, most people got the hang of it pretty quickly. It’s made collaboration smoother since all our project notes and tasks live in one place, though sometimes the interface can feel a bit overwhelming at first. Overall, it’s helped keep everyone on the same page better than our old tools did.
Brooke J.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of about 12 switched to Notion a few months ago after the boss pushed for a single workspace. Getting everyone on board was a bit of a struggle at first since some folks prefer more traditional tools, but once we all got the hang of it, collaboration really improved—especially with shared docs and task tracking. Sometimes it feels a bit clunky on mobile, but overall it’s helped us stay more organized and on the same page.
Donald R.
Gets better with time
Started using this about 3 years ago and honestly, it keeps getting better with each update. The flexibility to organize stuff my way is huge, though sometimes the app can be a bit slow, especially on mobile. But overall, it’s become my go-to for everything from project planning to personal notes.