I started using Microsoft Loop as my primary note-taker

I’m always on the lookout for new note-taking apps that will simplify the writing and note-taking process. This, ironically, overcomplicates it because I end up with a million different options and decision fatigue. I eventually settled on this simple plain-text local note-taking stack, which has been serving me well for the most part. However, I practically live in my browser, so having a notepad I can keep pinned for quick access while I’m researching is invaluable.

This is where Microsoft Loop comes in. It catapulted to the top of my go-to project managers because it’s so simple and easy to use, and although there’s a desktop app, I can use it in my browser, too. Loop is capable of some pretty advanced task and project management setups, but one of my favorite things about it is how easy it is to write in. It’s why I started reaching for it as I’m researching or writing, to the point where it’s become one of my primary note-takers.

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