Parth Shah

17 hours ago | xda-developers.com | Parth Shah

For years, I have relied on a collection of productivity tools – a note-taking app, a task manager, project management software, a digital journal, and a separate space for knowledge management. However, the constant switching between these tools often felt counterproductive. I decided to undertake a radical experiment for an entire month. I ditched my current ecosystem and relied solely on Capacities to get the job done.

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Parth Shah

Notion and Capacities are two of the best PKM (Personal Knowledge Management) tools out there. Both of them promise a different approach to knowledge management and organization. After their soaring popularity among productivity nerds, I decided to put both platforms through their paces in a head-to-head, month-long experiment. I wanted to find if Capacities truly offer a compelling alternative, or would Notion's established dominance continue?

2 days ago | xda-developers.com | Parth Shah

Do you often feel overwhelmed by multiple work tools, endless emails, and project tasks? What if you could combine it all into one intuitive platform? I tried several such tools, but none of them met my requirements. After endless experiments, I came across Akiflow – a daily planner app with a powerful twist. Akiflow lets me view all my tasks, emails, and project deadlines in a unified calendar, and with a time-blocking method, I can fly through my busy day with focus and intention.

3 days ago | xda-developers.com | Parth Shah

After spending countless hours navigating spreadsheets, wrestling with formulas, and formatting endless rows and columns, I've found a collection of Excel productivity hacks that have transformed the way I work. These aren't complex macros or advanced functions (though those have their place), but rather practical, everyday techniques that can save you valuable time and frustration. Let’s go over the productivity gems I have gathered after years of dedicated Excel use.

4 days ago | xda-developers.com | Parth Shah

For years, OneNote has been my trusted companion for capturing thoughts and organizing information. While it comes with a robust search function, I wanted a system that actively engages with this wealth of data. Here is where I came across Google’s NotebookLM AI tool, which has a unique take on extracting information through uploaded documents, weblinks, YouTube videos, and PDF files. That’s why I decided to combine both in my knowledge management system.