Nuclino Reviews and Ratings

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Well in our company we had an idea to make a database for our knowledge base, as we previously use notion but its a little bit complicated, and Nuclino simplified it for us, its very easy to maintain and good for both beginners and expert to create a company wiki. It helped us to avoid cluttered documents in various websites, instead we had one platform to share it all for updates and all.

Likelihood to Recommend

We have a very small team, so its hard for us to commit time for knowledge website or the creation of it, as we need to focus our energy in creating knowledge rather than organizing it, as we are busy with business ideas and product sourcing, it really helped us to create a knowledge base from scratch thats very easy for us to maintain and anyone from the team can modify and add updates. It make it easier for us to share knowledge and the flexibility to change our style when needs arise.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I'm an indie game developer. My project is a unique game that combines many mechanics. And because I'm working alone on this project in my free time, I need a tool that simplifies my workflow in the most effective and elegant way. That's the point where Nuclino helps me. Nuclino offers powerful features for organizing and managing game design documentation. Especially, this is useful when crafting a non-standard game on your own. UI features are great, AI integration is perfect (content generation is a pretty common task), and pricing is good. So looks like it's a perfect match. There are plenty of templates (and for game design too), but I chose to do it myself from scratch, and it's easy enough. Strongly recommend this tool! Will use it for my future projects.

Likelihood to Recommend

For game design - Perfect for personal notes, recipes, snippets - Perfect for storing some organized data (for example, links to resources) - Perfect for a content playground powered by AI - Very good for diagrams - Very good. Don't know any bad examples. Tool really great. Rich functionality. Especially love different views (table, graph).

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I've been using Nuclino to reach one goal and that is to have all in once place knowledgebase and Doc collboration system. What I love most about Nuclino is that it keeps it simple and clean. It's not clogged and crowded with too many features, options, settings, etc. Clean, all in one place. Highly recommended especially for startups trying to manage their costs and get started with the least amount of hassle.

Likelihood to Recommend

Not a huge replacement for a CRM but anything else can be handled. Really an all in once platform with no speed issues or crowded pool of features. Ideal for a startup and alternative to mainstream, heavy and expensive alternatives.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Nuclino as a knowledge base and collaboration platform. It addresses business problems such as documentation of projects, business processes and works well as a sharing and collaboration tool. We mainly use it for project management, but also in some cases to document business processes.

So far, we have only used it for internal documentation only. Other systems seem to have more advanced functionality for sharing information and collaborating with external partners, operators and suppliers.

Likelihood to Recommend

Nuclino is great for internal documentation, project documentation and to maintain "living" documents due to the speed, intuitive UI and ease of editing. I have personally found it great for meeting notes.

Nuclino is less appropriate for scenarios that require external collaboration. We have found it lacking in functionality for sharing content securely outside the organization, and we use other software for that.

Nuclino is best used as an internal knowledge hub where everyone is encouraged to contribute to building on the documentation.

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I use Nuclino to organize my game development programme, i intend to run a homeschool programme using roblox, and i use Nuclino for the game design document, the technical specifications and of course brainstorming. I also use Nuclino to centralise all my documnetation for centralisation. Before Nuclino I used Notion, which caused a lot of overwhelm.

Likelihood to Recommend

it is best for game development, it has good product development features and workflow management. you shouldn't use it for heavy database keeping,

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I work at a school and have been tasked to re-organizing our internal documentation.

I have so far used Nuclino to personally collect & gather all the various information that has spread out to various different sharepoint & other folders over the years and Nuclino has been super useful with this task.

I'm hoping to make this application our official wiki, but that is still a work in progress :)

Likelihood to Recommend

Great tool for organizing and managing an organizations internal documents and wikis! Regular feature updates are also a nice bonus. I had for a while wished collections to be also accessible documents and they just added the feature. Overall very happy with the core features of this app. also the fact that Nuclino is an European company, situated in Germany is a definite part of why I'm using this application. Very happy to use a local product over a silicon valley edition ;)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

My teams use Nuclino both for creating documentation and taking notes. We also use it frequently as a kanban board to help use manage our to-do lists.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you're worried about getting carpal tunnel from having to click 1000x things on Notion.so or just frustrated with Notion's incredibly slow load times, Nuclino is for you. It has fewer features, but the features it has are better implemented and easier to use.

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We use Nuclino as a knowledge management system. On there, we have countless guides, SOPs and information. It acts as an online wiki for employees at my organisation. Anyone is free to add articles, and the Admin (myself) will review them, add them to the appropriate folder and add dates for them to be reviewed to ensure everything stays up to date.

Likelihood to Recommend

Nuclino is well suited to a knowledge base for internal employees - that's what we use it for and that seems to be the main use case. I see it being less useful as a project management tool, considering there are other services that offer better features for project management,

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Really great product. We use it for documentation and it's perfect that you can create different workspaces. It has just all the tools we need and has integrations to all the useful stuff. Still, it manages to not be cluttered and hard to use. The new canvas features are a game changer! It's so weird that this is the only tool that I have found that supports both a whiteboarding solution and a wiki like documentation thing together.

All in all great product!

Likelihood to Recommend

It's perfect in our context with multiple people documenting lots of different projects.

I would not use it for my own journaling or for things not in a professional context. Probably I would think it is too expensive for that.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Nuclino is basically an internal database for our team to work out of. It is easy to keep documentation in a way that is simple and easy to use and search from. We especially use this tool for onboarding our team. Almost everyone uses this tool on our team in some capacity.

Likelihood to Recommend

Nuclino is suitable for just about any company. It is intuitive and helps keep any company organized.