Ask HN: What is your note-keeping platform/method of choice in 2018?

Pen + paper/stickies for taking notes at my work station Google keep for anything I need to access from multiple devices

I've tried a seemingly endless list of note keeping techniques/apps. Always end up wasting time trying to perfect a workflow when it's just not a good ROI.

Pen and paper, iOS/macos notes or iOS/web Dynalist. Sometimes I say it out loud or to other people for non essentials.

I use the Bear app. It was a bit confusing figuring out how to organize my notes at first, but I love how it uses tags for everything. It's a lot easier than manually making categories and folders.

I use notion.so and it's by far the best note taking app that I have ever used. No more botched copy-pastes with weird fonts or colours like with OneNote or Evernote. Notion.so forces a clean structure on all my notes and it works with markdown by default (you can also export markdown).

On rare occasions it might fail to get the photos from a copy paste'd article, but I can easily solve that with: fuckyeahmarkdown.com

There are a ton of other features that this web app (+desktop app as well) offers, but it would take a a long block of text to explain.

- Kanban boards - Unlimited subfolders - Bookmarks - To do lists - Spreadsheets - Templates - Etc

I'm not going back to OneNote or Evernote ever again. They were so clunky for me that I wouldn't even go back to read my notes, especially on the horrendous OneNote web app. Not to mention that the infinite space/scroll (unstructured) approach by OneNote was actually a big headache for me due to the fact that I was writing my sections of text all over the place.