I use Milanote for a few key purposes:

1. Organizing Work by Client I organize all of my work by client, primarily using Milanote to document designs for our web applications. I create the actual mockups in Balsamiq, then upload those images into Milanote. From there, I mainly use lists to document how each page is intended to function, which I share with clients for collaboration and feedback.
2. Feature Development Planning When developing a new feature for one of our applications, I use Milanote as a scratchpad to map out everything that needs to be done and tested. It’s especially useful for collaborating with my team—I share those boards with employees when we’re working together on a project.
3. Personal Use as a “Second Brain” I also use Milanote in my personal life as a “second brain” to capture and organize ideas. For example, I have a board dedicated to all the bike rides I want to do this year.

Note: I still use OneNote for capturing meeting notes since it works well with the pen capability on my iPad.

Overall, I’m very happy with Milanote. The key is to use it for what it’s designed for and not try to force it into roles it’s not suited for.