Tana

Put your notes to work with voice and AI

4.8•55 reviews•

3.3K followers

Put your notes to work with voice and AI

4.8•55 reviews•

3.3K followers

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An AI-native workspace for tech-savvy professionals who want to stay on top of everything—without the busywork. Tana helps you connect and organize information so you get it where you need it, in a super flexible format. Now with full offline support!

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The community submitted 55 reviews to tell us what they like about Tana, what Tana can do better, and more.

4.8

Based on 55 reviews

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Reviewers praise Tana’s flexible structure, fast capture, and AI features that turn note-taking into practical workflows—especially for meetings and complex projects. Users highlight Supertags, live queries, and voice capture for organizing and resurfacing info with minimal friction, though several ask for stronger mobile parity, collaboration, and integrations. From the makers of

read-this.ai

: “Like notis.ai without needing Notion,” underscoring its standalone strength. The learning curve exists but pays off; compared to Notion/Obsidian, many find Tana lighter, more adaptive, and better at scaling to tech-heavy, team-oriented work.

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flexible structure (7)

AI integration (5)

knowledge graph (3)

live queries (3)

supertags (3)

Cons

limited integrations (7)

limited mobile app (6)

learning curve (5)

limited collaboration (3)

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OpenMarketCap

•1 review

What's great

I’ve spent a decade searching for the note-taking tool that would let me think instead of organize. I’m talking Evernote, Roam, Notion, Obsidian - the full pilgrimage. When nothing fit, I did what any systems-obsessed founder would do: I vibe-coded my own Frankenmonster out of Airtable, n8n workflows, and a React Native app. I was spending more time on “work about the work” - filing, maintaining, debugging - than on the actual ideas I was supposedly capturing. The tool became the project.

Tana broke that cycle. The supertag system means I capture ideas without deciding upfront where they “go” - they just become what they are (a task, a person, a project) and surface where I need them. Live searches pull context to me instead of me hunting for it. I’m not maintaining a system anymore; I’m working inside one that maintains itself. For the first time in years, my note-taking tool is invisible in the best way - it gets out of my way so I can actually think.

If you’re someone who’s tried everything, built your own hacky solutions, and still feels like you’re pushing a boulder uphill just to organize your brain - Tana is worth the learning curve. It’s not simple. But it’s the right kind of complex: powerful primitives that compound, not features that bloat.

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Trends.vc

•2 reviews

What the team at Tana has built is nothing short of revolutionary. As someone who has extensively experimented with virtually every personal knowledge management tool on the market - from Evernote to Capacities to Logseq to Roam Research, Tana stands in a league of its own. It's the only system I know of that has the ability to comfortably house any type of information I want to store. Prior to discovering Tana, my experience with PKM tools was consistently frustrating and felt constraining. I ended up with notes across dozens of tools, creating a hard to retrieve entangled mess of information that was absolutely crippling to my productivity.. Tana is the first tool that truly adapts to how my brain works, rather than forcing me to adapt to it. Its insane flexibility combined with its structured approach has allowed me to finally take control of my thought processes and knowledge management in a way that is hard to describe without experiencing it. And I have truly only scratched the surface of its incredible capabilities. While traditional note-taking apps are more like building an enterprise applications with just HTML, Tana enables you to actually "code" your thinking process through its ability to build compound structures, create reusable thought patterns, and link ideas programmatically – all while scaling with complexity. Its similar to how MacOS serves as the operating system while Python is used to program it. It's a transformative paradigm shift because once you learn to "code" your thoughts using Tana's framework, you will unlock entirely new ways of thinking that weren't previously possible with conventional note-taking methods. If other PKM tools are like standard vehicles, Tana is a Ferrari: precision-engineered, high-performance, and designed for those who demand the absolute best!!

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RemNote

•1 review

Tana is the note-taking tool of the future. It combines the best elements of an outliner and relational note-taking system, and integrates it with AI. 1000% worth checking out if you are a knowledge worker or creative.

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43 views1yr ago

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What's great

supertags (3)live queries (3)automation (1)knowledge graph (3)outliner (1)

Tana is a fantastic space to create a knowledge graph in the way that makes most sense for you. The only caveat is the learning curve and some missing QoL features.

What needs improvement

limited mobile app (6)limited integrations (7)learning curve (5)

Lack of Rest API is a huge bummer alongside some other QoL features like notifications, integrated task management, and general UI quirks.

vs Alternatives

Tana is the only product that delivers on: using node objects for object-oriented knowledge graph, custom commands with node buttons, somewhat of an automation experience, usable mobile experience.

How accurate and fast is real-time transcription in meetings?

Very accurate

Are templates robust enough for complex workflows?

Templates? Templates are lacking but the ability for complex workflows is definitely there.

Are AI features helpful without creating clutter or errors?

Mostly, yes

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122 views2mo ago

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What's great

AI integration (5)

Also with a working setup in real workflow every day is like using a new great tool because I always discover new ways to be more impressed.

What needs improvement

limited mobile app (6)

Mobile apps could be much better. As user there is always the switch between the web-app in the mobile browser and the native app with limited functions.

vs Alternatives

NotePlanApp Things

Stackfield Nirvana

The ai integration is a real gamechanger. Also the graph database with perfect integrated „supertags“. That is really really matching my kind of thinking.

How flexible is task management compared to dedicated tools?

It is flexible as fuck. I‘m just considering if it is too flexible so that I get stuck in possibilities.

How well does voice input work in noisy environments?

very well

How usable is the mobile app for capture and review?

Capturing ist great, reviewing a bit clumsy

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93 views2mo ago

•1 review

What's great

AI integration (5)flexible structure (7)digital bullet journaling (1)meaningful image generation (1)

There are so many note-talking apps. This the one with a totally different philosophy and execution. Runs at the speed of your thought. It can be whatever you want it to be, from a digital bullet journal to a fully fledged AI workflow app. So hard to explain, so intuitive to use.

What needs improvement

limited mobile app (6)limited integrations (7)learning curve (5)

Despite the steep learning curve, at its simplest for can be used out of the box.

vs Alternatives

Notion

Mem 1.0

Far more powerful and flexible.

Do live queries update instantly on large knowledge graphs?

Never had a problem though my knowledge graph might not be too large.

Are templates robust enough for complex workflows?

They're incredibly robust and flexible. A combination very hard to achieve.

How customizable are outliner views and filters?

Very customisable and great looking.

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59 views2mo ago

•1 review

What's great

The very best meeting transcripts, incredible discoverabilty via supertags, and deeply customizable. It's the perfect notes tool for work.

What needs improvement

Mobile app could be better.

vs Alternatives

Obsidian

I've used Obsidian for years. It's a superb PKM but for work notes the discoverabilty via Bases lags behind Tama

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21 views2mo ago

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Tana is the one productivity tool I was looking for for a really long time. We're using it daily with my associate, and it helps us working together with our own favorite way of thinking : He prefer tree-view, I prefer visual one inside nodes. He likes to put everything in daily, I prefer to create my own views. Hard to collaborate when you look at existing productivity tools. That's before we'd discovered Tana, where we can work together with our productivity differences without being frustrated. A really smart solution. Thanks a lot for this and keep up the good work! 🚀

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106 views10mo ago

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Tana: The PKM + Task Manager That Finally Gets Meetings Right (and More!) I've been using Tana for almost a month, and it's been a game-changer. As a senior executive, 40% of my time is spent in meetings, so I needed a Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) and task management solution that could seamlessly integrate meeting information. Tana immediately stood out with its Meeting Agent and AI capabilities. What started as a trial has become a revelation! Tana isn't just for meetings; it's become my central hub for capturing everything from meeting notes to fleeting thoughts while driving or at home. Supertags are the backbone, making it incredibly easy to organize information in a structured way. I've barely scratched the surface of Tana's AI, but it's already tangibly boosted my productivity. • Meeting Notes Made Easy: Tana's meeting bot captures transcripts, summaries, and action items, saving me hours of post-meeting processing. • Effortless Organization: Supertags and autofill fields automatically organize captured information, connecting tasks to projects and people. • AI-Powered Productivity: Tana's AI agents act like custom GPTs, working with your notes in real-time to summarize, extract action items, and more. • Seamless Capture: Tana Capture lets me quickly jot down ideas, record voice memos, and snap photos on my phone, sending them straight to my Tana inbox. Tana has transformed how I manage information and tasks. If you're looking for a PKM that can truly handle the demands of a busy professional life, give Tana a try!.

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81 views11mo ago

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Incredibly powerful! The ONE product that adapts to how I think and work! Capture ideas from anywhere AND resurface anything where ever you'll need it (without having to build that structure first). The beauty is: you can just start on a blank page every day and let the structure follow or adapt however you need it to work for you. I have a rule when testing new software: never get too attached. Most tools overpromise, underdeliver, or simply don’t fit into my workflow long-term. When I first tried Tana, I assumed it would be another temporary experiment. That was nearly two years ago.

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43 views12mo ago

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Tana: The Last Productivity Tool You'll Need I have a rule when testing new software: never get too attached. Most tools overpromise, underdeliver, or simply don’t fit into my workflow long-term. When I first tried Tana, I assumed it would be another temporary experiment. That was nearly two years ago. At first glance, Tana might seem like just another outliner or note-taking app. But that assumption is like calling a smartphone "just a phone." Tana is a thinking tool, a productivity engine, and a no-code playground all rolled into one. It’s not about taking notes—it’s about creating systems that work the way you think. What sets Tana apart is its unmatched flexibility. Every month, I find myself replacing another tool because Tana does it better. Task management? Check. Research organization? Check. Knowledge management? Check. It doesn’t impose rigid structures—it lets you shape your own. Tana is different. It’s not trying to be an "Everything App"—not really—it just happens to be the best tool for an increasing number of things. If you're even a little curious, give it a try. You might be surprised how quickly it becomes the core of your workflow.

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10 views1yr ago

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Tana is more than just my favorite tool for note-taking and organizing my thoughts—it has become an essential part of my writing and thinking process. It offers a fluid, networked approach to information that allows me to connect ideas dynamically, making it far superior to traditional linear note-taking apps. The ability to link concepts, create nested structures, and effortlessly retrieve information has transformed how I engage with my own ideas, giving me a deeper sense of clarity and structure. Whether capturing spontaneous insights or building intricate knowledge graphs, it's a system that adapts seamlessly to my workflow, offering a distraction-free environment that enhances my creativity and productivity. Beyond its functionality, the Tana community (on Slack) is an incredible resource, filled with supportive and insightful users. I especially appreciate the dedicated group within the community focused on ADHD, which highlights how the platform can be a powerful tool for managing thoughts and improving focus. Its balance between power, flexibility, and simplicity makes it an indispensable companion for anyone serious about writing, organization, and personal growth.

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6 views1yr ago

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I started using Tana in Fall 2022 while prepping for the LSAT, and it quickly became an essential part of my workflow—first for exam prep, and now for managing law school, personal projects, and business operations. What sets Tana apart is its structured flexibility—it’s powerful enough to handle complex case law and IRAC briefings, yet intuitive enough for daily task and project management. Live search, Supertags, and AI features keep everything connected without extra effort. I’ve tested countless PKM tools, but Tana is the only one I trust to keep up with my work. If you need an all-in-one knowledge and task management system, this is it.

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