Lattics for Creators

Brain-like knowledge managements notes, Lattics

Knowledge is power and at this time; Personal knowledge is your superpower.

There are endless choice of available tools to support your journey in ‘managing your personal knowledge’ and as a tech & personal productivity enthusiast, I am always looking at the horizon of this space for new apps and tools.

Writing is like meditation for me, and a big part of my workflow are my note-taking apps. I prefer to collect all the ideas and thoughts throughout my day and once in a while I sit down with this collection of thoughts for review. There will be ideas to drop and to expand on and this quick snippets are the foundation stones of my long-form writing.

Collecting ideas on the go is just one part of the story while expanding on, thinking and writing about it is where a good note-taking app or system is a minimum requirement.

Lattics — is the latest entrant in my workflow.

Why? I had gone thru the shining new toy syndrome myself and after jumping from apps to apps, believing that this app is the ‘solution, realization came the hard way. But as we all know ‘Experience is the best teacher’ and my personal experience thought me to believe in the process, the system or workflow whatever we call and you need to build your own knowledge system, no one else can do it for you.

So nowadays, whenever I came across a rising star on the ‘productivity space’, I review it for my personal use and also share my early impression for others to review. But my commitment with my so-called workflow do not change.

This might not be the case with Lattics.

Here’s my top reasons for considering Lattics in my workflow:

1. Lattics is an ‘exclusive writing app’

I write, not just take notes and this was not realized until I met Lattics. Collecting notes, capturing ideas and meeting notes are different from writing in your own words. To build on your idea, without any distraction and context switching is the bare minimum and best scenario for any writer and Lattics offers just that, no more and no less.

For me, Lattics is an additional tool in my workflow of following apps:

1. Note-taking — Reflect