The customization is what keeps me coming back. Being able to shape a page into exactly what I need, instead of working inside someone else's template, means I've been able to build out little systems that work almost like mini apps for different parts of my workflow. That flexibility alone has sped up how quickly I can set something new up when a project needs it. It's also just more intuitive than I expected going in. I came from Asana, which handles basic task tracking fine but gets rigid fast once your needs grow past that. Notion has a gentler learning curve even though it can do a lot more, so I didn't have to fight the tool to get it to work the way I think. Having docs, databases, and tracking all live in one place has cut down on a lot of the manual copying and tab switching I used to deal with, which adds up to real time saved over a normal week.

I like the ability to structure page sections with the tab feature, it saves a lot of space.

Notion is an incredibly flexible and useful all-in-one workspace. I use it to manage my business, organise projects and products, collaborate with colleagues, and document processes, records, and other important information. The customisable building blocks make it easy to create a workspace that fits the way I work, so everything stays together in one organised place.