We've been using Milanote for a few ideaboards at Smooch after @romilly1 introduced us to it.
I've been really impressed by the product so far and find it really useful for collecting an array of different types of media when putting together a concept and mapping out a project. Definitely recommend giving it a try!
I love the way Milanote seems to work exaclty the same way my brain does! Also very impressed at how responsive @oliebol has been from day one! Well done and looking forward to many years of growth and improvements!
@oliebol it took me a while to understand how I could use this product even though I already knew it was kinda cool. I think it would be great if 1. there was a video on a website explaining what Milanote is and what to use it for 2. there were some articles/blogs(?) showing how others use the app or how people could use it :) Good job on the product, keep it up!
@vytasbu Thanks Vytas—agree about needing more examples/guides since it's such an "open" tool. That's going to be a big focus for us over the coming months/years :)
Milanote is best. I used Sketch for arrange ideas before milanote. Now my whole ideas on internet.
I request two things
1 - Please don't read my boards 🙃
2 - I want to select more than one item for moving.
@alidemirci hey Ali—multi select is definitely coming soon, it's one of the most popular features on our upcoming feature poll here: http://www.milanote.com/poll
And we definitely don't read anyone's notes, here's a page on our help centre about privacy/security: http://help.milanote.com/frequen...
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@stephen_campbell1 Kanban is a sub-category of Board. If you only need a Kanban, then you don't want to draw a kanban on a board by yourself. If you want use a board for Kanban and other methods, then the Kanban is not enough. Metaphor is a great thinking-tool for product development.
I am a massive fan of using Milanote - I use it for business strategy, product ideation and almost everything I do. It has become the core place I spend time - eliminating Evernote and reducing Trello to core tasking oriented activities. Previous visual curation tools like Pinterest are no longer required either. An intuitive visual platform that is a joy to use - I can't recommend it highly enough for personal and business productivity.
@oliebol a breath of fresh air among similar products. Lives up to its promise "Evernote for designer", but also helpful to anybody involved in ideation of products in general too.
Particularly impressed by thoughts(and brilliance of execution) put into making it work like a desktop. It's like, desktop with superpowers! Truly amazing!
Kudos to the Milanote team. Great work guys!
I was initially skeptical of "yet another note app" but I really like the direction you've gone. A lot of creative projects really benefit from well-structured thought, and this is difficult to achieve when you want visuals, text and data together. As a business person, I've often resorted to tools like Powerpoint to accomplish this goal.
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