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Creative professionals, designers, creative companies, agencies, startups.
Teams of any size looking for a digital collaboration solution.
Helps me manage my projects, especially the creative projects. It's flexible and fun to use.
I did purchase it one month at a time, but that was annoying.
The visual appearance is beautiful and feels like bullet journaling, and the ability to adjust the boards to any length or width is a fantastic feature.
I can't think of anything I strongly dislike about the software. There are very occasional bugs with the Chrome browser extension, but restarting Chrome usually fixes this.
I absolutely love Milanote and the ease of use for the tool. It's my go-to for client presentations and I love that boards can be downloaded into a PDF or word doc for easy sharing.
Milanote falls short in some functionalities, such as lacking edit history tracking and restricting content on mobile app for TikTok and Instagram posting.
It is perfect for anyone who likes to see their thoughts laid out in a visual way. Really easy to use and I love the colour options.
I purchased a yearly subscription and after 6 months I realized I only used it for about 40 days. So purchasing a yearly subscription for 80 days of use is a waste of money.
I was happy to be able to recommend this software to them. Jamboard is great for taking notes and presenting concepts in an easy to understand and visually appealing way.
I can't think of anything that I really dislike about it.
Jamboard is great for brainstorming with teammates during virtual meetings. It has been a great solution for us since we have all been working from home during the pandemic.
It could be a glitch or technical error, perhaps.
The simplicity and ease of use of the software is nice and really does feel like the nearest thing to a old style blackboard/whiteboard.
I tried to share an idea, and sadly my pulse is not the better, so finally my poor draw took the lead rol in the meeting.
I like the various creative approaches that can be taken to make learning more engaging and creative.
SOMETIMES IT TENDS TO BE SLOW. BUT IT DOENS'T BOTHER THAT MUCH.
Speaker 1: Hi, my name's Megan. I'm a freelance copywriter and blogger. I'm reviewing Milanote, and my review for Milanote is four stars. And for more reviews like this, click below. I began using Milanote when it was in beta stage, and before that I had not really used any similar programs. The closest things that I've used would be some mind mapping apps just through Play Store on my phone, and maybe Evernote for note-taking and saving links and things like that. But Milanote is quite unique. It's more of a mind mapping note-taking software, I guess. So, yeah, I don't think there's any other software that's exactly like it. I chose to start using Milanote because, like I said, it was in the beta stage, and I like to try a new software. But yeah, I just liked the idea of the visual layout of the mind mapping style of collecting information and saving links and images and notes and everything. Yeah. So, I started to just see what it was like, and, yeah, I thought it was pretty good. The onboarding was really quite simple. It's easy to use. You just click the button if you want to add an image or a link or a note or a list. There's a side bar that's got the buttons that you can click to add new things to your boards. You can create new boards and add things to your boards. And, yeah, I found it really easy to use, which is one of the things I like about it. If anyone's considering using Milanote, I recommend giving it a try, definitely. I think they have a free plan. I'm not sure what the limits are because I think I got special limits because I started using it so early on. But definitely give it a try because it's quite unique, and it allows you to do quite a lot of things on there. And just the visual layout can be really helpful for some people. If you're planning like a website design or even just planning content for your website, it can be really useful to store the information there and have it all laid out so that you can see it. They also now have templates that you can use to help you plan out different things. They've come a long way since they started in beta, so I'd definitely recommend that if you're thinking of giving it a try, give it a go.
Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Grant, I run Inspired Financial Planners, I give Jamboard a four out of five. Before I started using Jamboard, I basically just used either Paint or Microsoft Word, or more than that, it was probably just my Surface Pro whiteboard app. I chose Jamboard because it's really customizable and really easy. I already used the Google Suite in its entirety, so being able to just use something that's already part of that, just made a whole lot of sense. Considering Jamboard is already part of the Google Suite, it's really easy to set up. It's basically just a whiteboard with all your drag and drop features. It's not complicated at all. If you're familiar with anything Google and you're able to share things like a Google Doc or a Google Sheet, it's all basically the same kind of format. Jamboard is great if you need it to integrate with your other Google products like Google Docs, Google Sheets. If you want to take something from your whiteboard and put it in and be able to basically have it linked, really, really good for that. If you need something that's really simple and easy to use in terms of dragging and dropping to create a visual with your whiteboard, Jamboard can be really good. The only thing is, it is not overly customizable, and your drag and drop, you really have to get it in the right spot. There's nothing kind of aligning stuff, which means it can be a little finicky to be able to use, but in terms of being able to share with other Google users or integrate with the other Google products, it's really good on that side.
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