so let's talk about three new note-taking applications well they're new to me in today's
video and how they're going to affect and change the future productivity Market let's dive into
them in today's feature so as you can imagine here on keep productive we get many different
requests for new note-taking apps new task apps new calendar apps and as you can imagine anything
productivity and one of the things that we like to do is explore them understand them a bit more see
how they're going to modify the space and these are three in particular that have my attention
in this snapshot of the moment so hopefully this gives you a window into my thinking around what
these tools are maybe you've heard about them and want some of my thoughts in where they stand in
the space so the first of these applications is Tana now Tana is something that's being talked a
lot about as one of the latest PKM tools or the ones that are going to really take obsidian and
run research and log seek to the next level and to be honest Tana really muddles with my brain
it's a really interesting experience because it goes about doing stuff in slightly different
fashion with super tags and the structure of organization being much more sort of hot on the
Press making sure that you need a system behind that and once you do unlocking a lot of potential
and there are a few different things that are really interestingly about this application in
particular the build quality seems really really high from those who have seen who have had Early
Access and watching thousands of tutorial videos on it it's really impressive to see how well this
application is built from a design and functional standpoint but the abilities that you need to use
to actually build a system that works for you probably goes beyond the system that you might
need for something like obsidian or log seek in my opinion however I've seen a lot of teams
starting to use this as well and that's really interesting to me because I know that teams can
sometimes be a little bit wary of Technology like this but using it like a team in terms of
a knowledge Wiki and being able to reference stuff is really interesting to me so this application is
definitely on my radar something I'm checking out this year so number two is notes Nook I
constantly get reference to checkout note snuck in the comments and it's an open source private
note-taking application now very much like standard notes with a privacy focus and open
source take this is an interesting application because I feel like a lot of the note-taking
space is heading towards encryption but recently actually an article from supernotes covering the
encryption and the value of it is a really interesting piece which I'll link below about
what does it actually mean because some people use encryption in their marketing as a sort of
wow look at me but it doesn't necessarily mean what it says on the Tim but this application is
designed to lock your notes away with end-to-end encryption open source and also comes with apps
on all platforms and it has a much cheaper pricing so this application in terms of its visuals looks
very similar to up note but presents a structured experience like Evernote giving you that privacy
focused experience that you might want to use with great markdown abilities at that so if
you're looking for an alternative to standard notes or something that's brick more privacy's
Focus versus Evernote this could be a good option for you I'm yet to fully check it out but people
are talking about this a lot in the space okay so third and finally we have capacity now capacities
is very much looking like notion it presents a way to take daily notes but also notes across your day
associating them to all of the different notes you have and connecting them up but a slightly
different approach now for a while I've been really interested in this thing called object
based note-taking and the concept behind it is very simple you create your notes from objects
so a book ideas quotes people this object-based thinking is essentially better for structured AI
in the future if this is something that teams and businesses want to go down the route of
because at the source the AI in the future will understand what you're actually writing about
what's actually contextualizing instead of having to make applications up from scratch and the AI
assuming what that is and the properties behind it so I'm really interested in how this object
objects either stuff works and how it can play a fundamental role in the future of cider stuff
so this is an interesting application for that I was able to sit down with the founders on the
zoom call a couple of weeks ago pose a couple of my nosy questions to them about what they're
working on it it seems like they're a fairly small team their pricing is reasonable a little
bit sort of Middle Ground if you compare it to Rome it's a bit cheaper but they do
have a free plan for everyone that does have unlimited access to most things apart from the
advanced features which are locked in their Pro Plan so capacities is really interesting mainly
because of that reason of the object-based AI because it's not available it's not available
as AI yet but it's like that has potential for AI um but it really interests me to see how this
space is going to evolve especially with the object Studio they're planning in the future
so those are three applications that are getting my attention in 2023 as note-taking apps I'm sure
I'll cover more of them but maybe that gives you a bit of a summary of what you've heard from these
tools so far Tana notes Nook and capacities are three that are on my radar right now thank you
very much folks and if you're interested in checking out all these apps and tools
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great to have you here on the channel thank you very much folks I'll see you in the next video
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