Fusebase (Formerly Nimbus) Reviews

As a copywriter, I spend far too much online doing "research."

And it's easy to stumble upon something I believe might be useful in the future.

I have tones of draft emails, text files on my computer, random notes on my phone...

And do you know what happened to all those notes?

Me neither.

Because I always lacked structure and organization to know where to find them when I needed them.

With Nimbus Note, my note-taking is like a well-rehearsed orchestra.

I know where things are. The tags, folders, and workspaces make everything so smooth.

I can add pictures or documents.

I absolutely love the outline option where I can immediately see what's inside each note, making it easy to access it.

Right now, it's the only tab that gets to stay open throughout my day.

When adding a table on a note, I wish I could freeze the top line or something. Just like we do on a normal spreadsheet.

Other than that, the workspaces, especially at the beginning, can be a bit tricky.

More than once I thought I've lost all my work just to find it in a different workspace.

It can get your heart to run faster, but everything ends up being fine.

It has so many valuable features. And they can also be used with its chrome extensions. Being able to embed practically anything into my notes has been so convenient. The mobile app helps a lot too.
It's way better than my native notes app and other paid services.
Better note taking, better ease of use, better notes management, Papa John's.

Needs integration with Grammarly.
UI can still be improved for better note-taking and while on a smaller window.

Nimbus has pretty much all of the features that you can imagine and need. I've been using Nimbus for work for quite a few years now and it has definitely helped to have a quick and free extension to record videos and take screenshots. With one simple click, you get a drop-down list with all of the features that they provide. It's very easy to use.

The only downside of this extension is that there are times where the tools get stuck? Also, you can't really take a proper screenshot if there are two scrollable fragments in a single page, and sometimes when I do manage to take a screenshot of a scrollable page when I upload it, it looks like it has been cut off or something. I'm not too sure if these are bugs but it can be a little bit inconvenient when having a lot of workloads.

When I met Nimbus. I did not know Notion which is more economical. However, NIMBUS is much more advanced, safe and practical. It is the best solution currently on the market by far. In addition, it is always being updated and communication with support is fluid.

I have not encountered any bugs. Although the app can be improved.

I love the folder structure
I love the ability to pick what format each block of text.
Ability to write infinite notes
Ability to record videos on the fly (alternative to Loom)
Ability to screencapture AND edit with arrows and other editing features
100's of templates available to start my notes! (so cool)

when using smaller-sized windows, I must scroll horizontally to view the rest of my text. A bit annoying, but I am sure they will update something in the future.
The android app seems kind of clunky and unnatural at first - I think i just have to get used to it

As a civil engineer, i need to collect many information, sometimes its very hard to use different kinds of note book, Previously i was using evernote, after switching to Nimbus note, I can easily create my notes and organize them as my choice. I am able to find my docs , anytime. From anywhere!
their customer support is awesome.

i really don't have any big complain about Nimbus note, They Are Continuously improving themselves, they need to work on syncing , i hope they can make better workplace experience for us.

Ease of use and notes with different possible contents, preview of pdfs in notes and adding notes to pdfs, tables and databases in notes, possibilities of ai

Possibilities of iOS apps are limited and performance should be better with large number of notes, import of several files at once should be possbile and makes the data transfer of large volumes of data slow

Lots of features. With few restrictions . Multiple projects and easy to collaborate.

From a styling side of things, it can look a little cheap. I particularly don't care much for the emojis , . It

The editor is fast and enjoyable for daily use and collecting ideas to share them.

Things that I love the most are :

** Embeds: practically everything can be embedded from Google Sheets, Docs, Pdfs, external Video Hosts, sound clips. The number of compatible services is huge.

** Formatting options are great

** Mobile + Desktop app are great

** Table is a nice addition

** Workspaces and folder organization is rich, great tagging system.

** Nimbus capture is great for clean cropped screenshots

** Custom domain (CNAME)

**Night mode

** Shareable public link + URL shortener

** Image header with preview

** OCR for quick document scanning and upload to app

The capture process is sometimes painful. It's working great, but the flow/process is not as easy and fast as I wish it could with other tools. Like, I often go back to Apple Capture tools and paste the image into the last open note instead of using Nimbus capture because is so much easier. I wish this will be improved to be faster.

Wish direct on-site editing was possible (ala pocket, reader mode)

Few formatting issues while copy/paste from and to nimbus, for instance, copying a csv or excel table makes the web browser freeze.

Note search could be really improved

I live that Nimbus Note is so flexible when it comes to how I want to record and organize my information. It's really quick to jot notes down so that I don't forget them and I use it a lot both on my phone and on my desktop to keep track of my to do lists, ideas for products, work processes, product creation, snippets of writing, favorite quotes. You name it and I use Nimbus Note for it.

There isn't a proper spreadsheet which I sometimes want to incorporate in what I'm doing. I can embed or link to a spreadsheet but sometimes I just want to turn a table into a spreadsheet with totals and I haven't discovered how to do that. Other than that, the tables are very flexible with a lot of different ways to use the cells for different formats.

I love that this program gives me a version for the computer AND my smart devices that stays synchronized in realtime. You can get a lot done with the 5MB of space they give you for free as well, so long as you don't get too heavy on images. There are lots of font and formatting options within the application, including inline image displays.

The to-do list features are a bit lacking. For example, you can create a note, but each note has a separate task list that isn't part of the note's body. There is no way to make a note that is JUST a to-do list that you can checkoff as you go using the full width of the screen or note. It would also be nice if you could link this program to your existing cloud storage solution (Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, etc.) for storing images attached to notes as well as for backup/restore operations. Having a screen capture utility is great, but they don't have an image editor to let you annotate your screenshots. Currently I have to use 2 programs (Numbus Note and PicPick) to get ALL my work done. The price tag is also quite high for what this program does and the lack of additional cloud sync and options. If this program integrated EVERYTHING in my CON list I would happily pay the monthly rate.

Its flexibility. Whilst we signed up for a note taking app, it turned into so much more. We use it for assigning briefs to staff, client portals, event hubs and general project management spaces.

From time to time its speed isn't the quickest, but there has been vast improvements on that front, so we aren't too concerned.

When it comes to the tables it lacks a couple of basic functions like pinning the first column/row and resizing all rows/columns.

A couple more tweaks to add more flexibility to its public page presentation would take them to the next level.

I am a collector of ideas and articles. As a solo entrepreneur and content creator I am constantly collecting tidbits as I surf the web. Nimbus Note organizes my brain. Categories, folders, tags, workspaces — all awesome and very easy to maintain. The ability to embed a Nimbus Note in a web page for easy updating is the digital notebook feature that I never knew that I needed.

I wish I could have imported my Apple Notes into Nimbus Note — but I have a feeling this is less about Nimbus Note than it is Apple.

My favorite: How easy it is to include Gifs!

Next is the wysiwyg editor, the nice mobile apps, general ease of use, excellent options to organize things (workspace, folders, many levels of subfolders), ton of features.

And of course the excellent documentation!

Impossible sorting (defining the order of) workspaces and notes manually!
Sporadic not working article captures (only at the beginning of my work; probably just bad luck ;-) ).
I miss a general search feature for the help & guides; and a direct link to the forum on your website (or I simply couldn't find it yet).