Researchers suggest that when your workspace is cluttered, it hinders your ability to focus. Plus any extra notes I wrote to myself ended up in a stack on my desk waiting to be typed up into something more coherent and organized. I loved the idea of a paper calendar or agenda: having a place to jot down ideas and sketch out goals, document inspirational quotes as I found them, and keep track of things like make-up lessons.īut in reality, I didn't want to carry a heavy agenda around with me everywhere and I often forgot about notes I jotted in the margins. Overall, while it excels in organization, it may not meet all users' expectations in terms of functionality.I used to think of myself as a pen-and-paper type of person. Additionally, it seems to lack flexibility in areas such as naming links. Milanote falls short in some functionalities, such as lacking edit history tracking and restricting content on mobile app for TikTok and Instagram posting. I love using it to create and manage my social media calendars. I have used many project and content management systems in the past, but Milanote stands out as one of the cleanest and most user-friendly. The visual appearance is beautiful and feels like bullet journaling, and the ability to adjust the boards to any length or width is a fantastic feature. The platform is intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing me to quickly find everything I need.
The flexible drag-and-drop interface allows me to arrange my projects in a way that makes the most sense for each one. I did purchase it one month at a time, but that was annoying.Īs a user, I highly recommend Milanote for organizing and scaling up the clarity of ideas. So purchasing a yearly subscription for 80 days of use is a waste of money. I purchased a yearly subscription and after 6 months I realized I only used it for about 40 days. I only use Milanote in seasons, meaning I use it for 20 days each quarter. That's wonderful!!! However, once you use up the 100 boards, your only option is to purchase a monthly subscription regardless if you use one new board or 1000 new boards.
The free boards and subscriptions don't make any sense. Whenever I need to storyboard an idea, I go to Milanote. I believe this will get people to use the program more often, more comfortable using the program, and collaborate with their people, eventually purchasing like I did. I believe Milanote should give users 5-10 free boards every month. And in the current freemium service, there is a reason to go back and use Milanote once your 100 boards are used up.
There needs to be something that attracts customers back on a weekly basis. Milanote needs rethink it's membership program.
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