Nuclino Reviews

It is so out of your face and does what it is designed to do without fuss or frustration. The design is wonderful and the implementation just as good.

The search does not handle typos. It will show zero results if you mistype.

Knowledge base.

Keeping notes for projects, customers, software etc.

Preparing for meetings and meeting notes.

Nuclino is very easy to use, and provides one of the most user friendly interfaces I have experienced. Love the API as well!

Exporting individual pages is great! Exporting a whole project/board into a PDF folder would be amazing!

Having a user-freindly way to live edit documents throughout a team, as well as being able to embed stuff into it.

In my opinion, the most useful functionality is the mind-map-like diagram of files and folders (we just would improve the connection/relation between documents, like some other second brain apps with graphs have). Also, other features that we enjoy are the bunch of ready-to-use plugins that allowed us to integrate, for example, some OneDrive files while writing about it our docs, and its Markdown formatting setting that is very useful for people who don't want to waste time with WYSIWYG formatting (like Word) and at the same time have the ability to not be very technical like LaTeX (as some team members don't come from engineering/math/physics backgrounds and it's a bit confusing to them type in LaTeX), so this was the perfect way that we put together technical and non technical team members working in the same environment and keeping it all organised while only the right people have access to the right documents with the access rights features.

Honestly i dont find any part of nuclino that stands out for bad reasons, its a very solid platform.

The biggest problem Nuclino helped to resolve for me is the organization of my documents and so on, allowing me to have a cleaner and more organised workplace and my team.

The intelligent links between knowledge sources helps me focus on strategy development and alignment of goals.

I'm still learning but at the learning curve isn't overly steep.

Content types allow me to add nearly any document, image and code as well as link to external sources on my website.

Very easy to navigate the platform and establish efficient documentation for our team.

There is nothing I dislike about the Nuclino platform.

Helping with an efficient means to collaborate with my team and establish a permanent documentation for future years.

The project documentation and templates. It really helps speed up the process. Also the way it's organized is very nice.

I don't like the lack of integrations it would be nice to be able to add project descriptions to read me's on GitHub and track tasks in other platforms like Planner.

Documentation and having a standard way of accessing information. It's an incredibly powerful tool to keep everything in an organized agile manner.

Nuclino allowed us to replace multiple other collaboration tools and consolidate all our docs and projects in one simple platform that does everything we need. It was also very easy to set up and bring the entire team on board, including non-tech people. There is virtually no learning curve at all!

So far, nothing about Nuclino has been disappointing or hard to figure out. I wish there was a way to change the size of embeds, but I was told it's already on the roadmap.

Keeping our work organized has become much easier after adopting Nuclino. We have a dedicated workspace for every topic and can seamlessly collaborate without having to open multiple tabs and switch windows every time. We also managed to cut down on the number of meetings we have and became much less reliant on email to keep the team on the same page.

We love that Nuclino allows us to get such a more clear picture of how our own project operates. It has allowed us to find many loopholes and issues which we managed to now tackle using the site.

I wish there was a "Presentation mode", we did the bold decision of pitching our project to investor using Nuclino, they loved it, but an actual way of presenting would be even cooler!

Try the premium plan for 2 weeks and if you don't like it, at least you gave it a chance and you definitely should.

I have realized that we don't need to stick with Trello and that Nuclino radically changes the way we look at not only project management, but even our project as a whole.

The most loved part of Nuclino is that it provides a common platform for storage that could be used for learning, and along with that, it increases productivity and work efficiency segregation of different clusters.

Not particularly anything; maybe adding live tracking for project management would make this application better.

Problems of a single platform for storage, differentiating between resources, writing down content for meets and passing it on towards next Gen team so that knowledge transfer would be efficient.

I love the ability to find a vast swath of information easily. It's incredibly nice to get in touch with different department knowledge without explicitly reaching out to someone to ask a menial question. I also love that I can create documents directly in the software and edit when I need to instead of exporting, editing in a different software program, saving, and then reimporting. I also appreciate that I can link directly into the editable documents and allow my team to directly download.

There isn't anything I dislike with the software. It has worked extremely well for our team. Maybe the only thing would be cross-platform integrations and including more software options that we can link between and create a more comprehensive connected library for our team.

If you have a ton of information that is not congregated in one succinct place, definitely use this platform. It's so nice to be able to search for information on a huge variety of topics.

We are solving the issue of onboarding new hires more easily. It's difficult to know what we don't have record of until someone asks for it and there are only a select few individuals who actually know the information needed. Tribal knowledge is only good for so long - there needs to be a written record so that any newcomer could become familiar quickly and efficiently with our internal processes and systems across the board.