Notion

Notion blends everyday work tools into one. Use cases might include a product roadmap, a company wiki, meeting notes, and other use cases.

With Notion, they're all in one place, and customizable to meet the needs of any workflow. It is designed to be a workspace for teams, or entire companies. The goal with Notion is to make it possible for everyone to shape their tools to suit the use case.

Notion features:

• Web, desktop, & mobile apps
• 40+ block content types
• 50+ starter templates
• Wikis, docs, & notes
• Databases with rich property types
• Table, list, calendar, kanban board, gallery, & timeline views

Notion can be pre-configured with a wide array of templates to meet various use cases. Many templates are free, and others are available for a one-time fee. Notion can also be customized by hand using a drag-and-drop workflow builder. Everything appearing on a Notion page is a block. These blocks allow users to add various kinds of content, like text blocks, checklists, graphs, etc., without needing to code.

Notion is a hub for asynchronous communication. Collaborative docs make everything go faster. Notion helps users to never miss a message, always know what's next, and edit docs without stepping on each other's toes.

Notion can be tried free, and is available on a perpetually free plan for personal use. The Notion Enterprise plan includes additional security and access features (e.g. user provisioning, audit log, SAML SSO, unlimited version history), as well as a dedicated customer success manager for entities with more than 100 seats.