Except they're fast and built with care, with graphic design given as much importance as technology itself (as in actual "interface problem solving", not "the s

Except they're fast and built with care, with graphic design given as much importance as technology itself (as in actual "interface problem solving", not "the same product as everyone else's, but with gradients and transparency"). Navigation's different but it's very good. The text editor is best-in-class. I don't prescribe to the notion that a professional worker should always have 64gb RAM so both Notion and Jira can be open at the same time, and I for myself appreciated that whatever page I was on was just a single page, an slightly interactive html page, and whenever I needed to go somewhere else I'd browse there clicking on hyperlinks, and get there fast. It might sound dated, but compared to, say, Asana and Monday or dear god Microsoft or Jira's "reinventions", it's really many years ahead. (I have nothing to do with the company, just a happy client)