There are many tools out there to use as a second brain. This post highlights the open source appflowy. Tagged with opensource, productivity.

Brian Douglas

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The post discusses the concept of a 'second brain' and explores open source alternatives such as Notion, Evernote, Bear, Roam, and Appflowy. It provides factors to consider when choosing a second brain tool, highlights the features of Appflowy, and compares it to proprietary software like Evernote and Notion.

What do you use for a second brain?

Factors to Consider when Choosing Your Second Brain

<p>Notion - It is smart enough to keep all your notes in order, easy to search through, connects with other apps, and keeps everything safe and private.</p>


<p>My own iCloud-based notes system, so it’s encrypted. Beyond that, the Internet, GPT and other people.</p>
