Fusebase (Formerly Nimbus)

As a copywriter, I spend far too much online doing "research."

And it's easy to stumble upon something I believe might be useful in the future.

I have tones of draft emails, text files on my computer, random notes on my phone...

And do you know what happened to all those notes?

Me neither.

Because I always lacked structure and organization to know where to find them when I needed them.

With Nimbus Note, my note-taking is like a well-rehearsed orchestra.

I know where things are. The tags, folders, and workspaces make everything so smooth.

I can add pictures or documents.

I absolutely love the outline option where I can immediately see what's inside each note, making it easy to access it.

Right now, it's the only tab that gets to stay open throughout my day.

When adding a table on a note, I wish I could freeze the top line or something. Just like we do on a normal spreadsheet.

Other than that, the workspaces, especially at the beginning, can be a bit tricky.

More than once I thought I've lost all my work just to find it in a different workspace.

It can get your heart to run faster, but everything ends up being fine.

It has so many valuable features. And they can also be used with its chrome extensions. Being able to embed practically anything into my notes has been so convenient. The mobile app helps a lot too.
It's way better than my native notes app and other paid services.
Better note taking, better ease of use, better notes management, Papa John's.

Needs integration with Grammarly.
UI can still be improved for better note-taking and while on a smaller window.

Nimbus has pretty much all of the features that you can imagine and need. I've been using Nimbus for work for quite a few years now and it has definitely helped to have a quick and free extension to record videos and take screenshots. With one simple click, you get a drop-down list with all of the features that they provide. It's very easy to use.

The only downside of this extension is that there are times where the tools get stuck? Also, you can't really take a proper screenshot if there are two scrollable fragments in a single page, and sometimes when I do manage to take a screenshot of a scrollable page when I upload it, it looks like it has been cut off or something. I'm not too sure if these are bugs but it can be a little bit inconvenient when having a lot of workloads.

When I met Nimbus. I did not know Notion which is more economical. However, NIMBUS is much more advanced, safe and practical. It is the best solution currently on the market by far. In addition, it is always being updated and communication with support is fluid.

I have not encountered any bugs. Although the app can be improved.

I love the folder structure
I love the ability to pick what format each block of text.
Ability to write infinite notes
Ability to record videos on the fly (alternative to Loom)
Ability to screencapture AND edit with arrows and other editing features
100's of templates available to start my notes! (so cool)

when using smaller-sized windows, I must scroll horizontally to view the rest of my text. A bit annoying, but I am sure they will update something in the future.
The android app seems kind of clunky and unnatural at first - I think i just have to get used to it