Notion

“How many hours a week at Gummer do I work in front of a laptop? Zero, basically. I don't, like, I don't type. I generally just respond to messages on, on Slack and Notion, and this is what most CEOs do.”

“The way I think about Process Street, we have living documentation, and what I mean by living documentation is at the point that our operations veer from the way that we have a documented process, there's like a forcing function in Process Street that makes yo…”

“We pay thousands of dollars a month for notion, like two, three, I don't know, thousand a month.”

“I think a lot of people now with startups do it on notion, but that doesn't really solve it because notions pages, even though I want to love them, they end up oftentimes sucking and there's like, it's really hard to find things.”

“Moats are dead and brand is the only moat. It's like, we used to all talk about network effects and like, you know, build something like Twitter. But if you think about all the software tools you use right now, there's not really a network effect. There's not …”

“It takes six or seven hours if you like really want to go ham to create something that looks a lot like Notion, but with a full database storage and everything fully with AI without writing a single line of code.”

“We actually just moved from using Slack, Asana, and Notion back to using Basecamp after a four year break, and it is honestly refreshing.”

“We have CRM, we have ERP, but creative teams, like there's so many briefs and so much content being created now by these teams. And there's really no good way to track it. Everyone's using like these ultra complex, like notion, slack combos, and there's not li…”

“I'm spending more time on do not disturb mode. I really think that it's like the only way to get work done. I'm spending more time with pen and paper. I'm starting to write things down more. I'm spending more, I'm spending less time in like more hardcore produ…”

“Notion AI started as a simple tool to help users write better content. But their real growth came when they focused on automating specific, specific document types that users were manually creating over and over.”

“And so, in terms of, like, a, in terms of business ideas, some of the best business ideas might literally come from collecting good examples. I mean, look at this example, right? Like, AI never gave me good hooks until I created this little hooks database, so …”

“I'm not a huge fan of like note taking apps where you have a lot of creative freedom because anytime you try and collaborate things become unclear. Notion, there's just too many options and bells and whistles in my opinion”

“Google Docs makes it impossible, but Notion, literally every single action you could take in Notion is now programmable through this MCP. So an AI agent can just do those things directly if it has access to the Notion MCP server with all of those different too…”

“Like, I think that, like, a lightweight version of Notion with, you know, a lot less bloat would actually do really well.”

“Like, I've connected up Gmail Google Drive, Calendar, Granola for my meeting notes, Stripe for payments, Notion for project management, and I don't even enter these tools anymore. I just sit and call code as one central place,”

“First of all, for me, when I make apps, I look at what is the mode? What is something that I can do with my app that Notion cannot do or Figma cannot do? For me, that mode right now is the fact that everything is local.”

“Grokbot works well on its computer and it can read stuff on yours, but I find myself falling into this trap of, okay, you know, generate a report and then put it on my desktop and then put it in notion. And I don't know if other people are like this, but you e…”