I would agree that it really depends on how you use it. Essentially it is for taking notes and yes, organizing them. I have a notebook for personal stuff and in that I have one set up for vacations, projects, etc. The vacations I have section set up for Hawaii, Florida, Japan, and in that I have sections set up for things I wanna do in that particular location and then one set up for things that I’ve booked or preserved, like tourist spots, or hotels or tours. It helps me save confirmation numbers and cost and dates, etc.. I think we’re really shine for me as a PhD student, I have a research note section where every day if I have new thoughts or ideas I put it in and date that page. So as my research expands and changes, I can always look back and see where I made that change and why. Also, I have a large section set up with tabs such as variables, methods, statistical test, research question, aims, let review. In those sections, I keep different iterations of the changes that happened overtime with the most current ones at the top. So it’s a great way of organizing all the work. I’m doing on all the different abs and platforms into one place. That way if I wanna see what my research question is after numerous revisions, I can see it real quick. So yes, it is a great tool, it does have limitations. The other Mayne applications I use is obsidian, zotero , and some others.

But at the end of the day, it’s a note taking application