Best App to Keep Notes Best App to Keep Notes, Knowledge Base any kind of text and media. It's super easy to use and it is excelent to share content with customers and teammates. Nimbus team always surprise me with new awesome features every weeks. I enjoy it every time I log in.

This is such a powerful tool and there… This is such a powerful tool and there are features that are easy to navigate and bring vital importance to what I am working on. You can input files, video, have tabs and much more!

the best investment I've made in SaaS in years! I signed up for the business plan about 2 weeks ago and have been absolutely amazed at 1) the quality of the existing product and 2) the speed at which they are deploying even more value added feature and 3) the willingness of the support team to jump in and help out where required. Can't wait for Portals (hoping for a beta invite) and integrated Video messaging! This is the best investment I've made in SaaS in years!

Less Email, More Done It's reduced our email overload and given structured processes that make collaboration smooth. The client portals are a one-stop-shop for clients to access project details. No more wasting time on excess emails! This tool has transformed our client campaigns. We used to have constant email back-and-forth to get feedback and approval - major headache! Now I can post assets in the portal and keep the full conversation in one place. Clients can directly review and approve in the portal. Saves me hours I used to spend untangling messy threads. I can see feedback status clearly and move projects faster. Any agency stuck in email chaos needs this tool. It brings efficiency and clarity to client collaboration. Our team loves the structured workflows!

Save Time and Energy Look, just save yourself some time and jump into Nimbus Note. You may try others but you will end up here anyway. May as well save yourself some time and effort testing the competition. Nimbus Note does absolutely everything I want an organized note repository to do. They have either a) 20,000 or b) just a few really, really good developers. That is the only explanation for the frequency that new features are added. I'm a happy camper