In this modern era, almost everyone has multiple computers around their house.
Problems are now solved by devices specifically crafted for that purpose.
Want to play games with the highest possible graphics? Build a powerful PC.
Want to work while traveling? Get a lightweight laptop.
Do more design while traveling? Get a 2–1 tablet/laptop combo.
Want to play games on the go? Get a Switch.
Combine this with machines issued by companies, and you’re left with many devices spread across your household, with all your thoughts/notes spread across them.
I’ve found this problem infuriating as I want all my notes to be consolidated in one place so that I can reference them easily whether I’m on my PC, work laptop, phone, tablet, or home laptop (it’s too much I know).
I think other people struggle with this problem as well, so I wanted to share a few tools that I’ve found useful that help me fight back against the multi-headed hydra of technology. (Not affiliated with these in any way, just enjoy using them)
Gitbook
Gitbook has come a long way since I started using it, but it’s a helpful tool that you can use to keep notes across devices.
I’ve used the free version extensively and enjoyed the ability to create multiple sections to keep my thoughts separate, but accessible.