Notion is an interesting, very complete productivity platform, which offers a number of functions initially intended for work teams, but which over time has conquered individual users to manage their personal needs.
And it's no wonder, since it's a productivity platform that serves as a substitute for Evernote, Google Docs, Trello, Asana and Google Sheets, among others, grouping together a number of productivity features, including note function, wikis, and project management, among others, available unified in your own product
In addition, it is a platform that wants to be where the user is. In this regard, the platform has just publicly launched its mobile application for Android devices (until now was in the hands of beta testers) and is now available for free through the Google Play Store to anyone with an Android device from version 4.1 or higher.
Also note that users can start with the free plan or opt for the Personal plan, which is worth only $ 4 a month, offering a number of additional benefits such as unlimited storage and unlimited file uploads, among others.
So those who are looking for a productivity app, which apart from everything it offers is easy to use, Notion is an option that should be seriously considered, even more now that it will be present on Android.