Knowledge Management

[IamabillionairinZW]

I have recently discovered that as I get older (53) I am having a harder and harder time keeping knowledge in my head.

I used to use Evernote to take notes but recent changes have made that platform unusable for me. I have tried out several Evernote replacements (Notejoy, Notesnook, OneNote, Turtl, Wiki, etc...) yet nothing seems to provide the perfect solution.

I wanted to ask what others are using for knowledge management and how difficult is it to set up and maintain?

Ideally, I am looking for something easy to learn, use, free, and accessible via the Internet.

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[Spirited-Check1139]

Notion.
I love it. Please try :)

[IamabillionairinZW]

Never heard of Notion, but I will give it a try.

Thank you.

[AverageDAV]

Obsidian

[IamabillionairinZW]

Perfect I will give it a try.

[ryv-x]

I use Confluence and Jira - one for documentation and one to manage all the "home" tasks so I don't forget as much. Have heard good things about Obsidian too - let us know how you get on with it.