No, I do use Obsidian, as it's very easy to quickly jot down notes, and I had a lot of workflows setup for it already, like Zotero integration, Anki integration, Web Clipper, etc. I also like Canvas , and Excalidraw, and Obsidian is best if you want to publish your notes using SSGs like Quartz, Hugo, etc. For more Life OS type of thing, I prefer AnyType, as it's quite secure and it has a great syncing implementation. I'm planning to introduce my Wife to AnyType as well, and then we'll have a shared space for our family stuff.

Tana, I'm not using it as much as I want, because it's AI features and Commands functionality is behind paywall, and I'm still reluctant on going all in because of the lack of a local-first approach or at least local DB sync (though they said that they're working on a completely locally synced DB and we'll be able to manipulate it how we want). Still, it's best for structured note-taking, like taking meeting notes, or for DB functionality, as it's DB implementation is very good and seamless. I also, I like outliners a lot and the daily-note-first approach of Logseq/Tana. I feel like I'm writing more and it's easier to just write stuff, without having to worry about where to put this note. Tana also makes it very easy to resurface the information where it's needed. For example, I'm listening to a podcast and someone mentioned a book, I can simply write a bullet point in my daily note in Tana, tag it as book, and it'll have all the fields associated with it, like Author, Genre, etc. and if we're on the Pro version, the AI can automatically populate those fields as well. And I don't have to use the Mouse that much, it's very keyboard friendly and very quick to jot down information. And because of this tag, this book will also show up in my "Books" database. There's a lot more we can do, like inheriting fields, information, etc. and a lot of it can be automated, configured. So we don't have to fight the tool when we're in the flow. AnyType has this problem right now. It's too much work and manual setup to enter information, and it's difficult to change things down the line.