A second brain

Notion strikes a nice balance between simplicity and power. Basic users can jump right in, while tech enthusiasts can customize to their heart's content. It loads faster than visual-heavy apps, though not quite as snappy as lightweight note apps like Bear.
The task management could be more streamlined - I still find myself reaching for dedicated to-do apps. While Notion's calendar looks great, the Google Calendar integration could be smoother. It's really about what you make of it - fantastic for document collaboration, but you might want to keep your specialized apps for specific needs.

Notion is a solid choice for text-based team collaboration, but don't expect it to replace your visual collaboration tools like Miro. While the basic features are straightforward, its deep customization options can be both a blessing and a curse. Tech-savvy users will love tweaking their workspace, but it might overwhelm less tech-confident team members. In my experience, it often ends up with a few power users managing everything while others stick to read-only mode. Great for knowledge sharing, but consider team's comfort with new tech before diving in.