

FuseBase
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Combines AI-powered client portals, unlimited external accounts, internal workspaces, collaborative document editing, smart task management, and no-code knowledge bases with smart documents, supporting 2000+ embeds for streamlined project delivery and feedback.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Online
- Google Chrome
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Mozilla Firefox
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Comments and Reviews
Nimbus Notes support Markdown, linking of notes, versioning, table of contents, lots of online help, inline drawings and images, sharing a public link to a note, notifications, and filtering.
Check out my full review: https://www.noteapps.ca/nimbus/
long time Bearapp user, left the Mac ecosystem and needed a replacement. Tried Joplin for a while, which is alright but no web interface, bad on mobile, and lacks some features I need. moved to Notejoy which has a very pleasant UI, collaborative text editing, and fast but way too expensive considering it doesn't support Linux nor have threading folders/tags and lacks a bunch of other standard features such as a clipper. Annoyed I looked through all alternatives, and realized Nimbus Note has every feature I need and miss from Bearapp, a good price, and looks great.
But now after a month, I'm so fed up with this shit. Nimbus Note is really, really, really slow. Not the app itself, but the servers. It takes a good 30 seconds to switch between simple notes which is just unacceptable.
They forgot to type "TRIAL" after the word "FREE" for the starter plan.
Nimbus used to offer unlimited notes until sometime on late 2019. Nimbus is a somewhat alternative to Evernote due to how clunky it is. User interface between platforms is not consistent. When they limit the number of notes that free users can have to 50 entries, Nimbus is not worth your time.
You'd better go off with Notion or Joplin, or just stick with Evernote.
Has the potential to be a replacement of Evernote. The Windows desktop application has lots of bugs. The web interface is fine though mobile app often takes ages to sync the notes.
Effective note keeping app, especially on desktop.
Classic UI, table colour are not supported in apps, web version Need color code to setting table colour
I have used Evernote for years and since they made a change to their platform, I have been using Nimbus. Nimbus has made some positive enhancements and I am very pleased. I have an account I use for personal use and one for business and it is a lifesaver.
I still use Evernote but prefer Nimbus because I find it easier to navigate and it has a very clean interface.
Due to the unfair negative review that was given by one reviewer who couldn't use the recorder, I have decided to make my personal account a premium one to show my support for Nimbus Note. I value the company and the work they have put into making the program second to none.
Kudos to the guys at Nimbus. Keep up the good work - Clean interface and very useful and effective!