#note/new # Notes - Notion The *Notion* app uses a more structured, database-centric model that requires upfront planning and definition. Information is organized into a hierarchical structure with folders, databases, and pages ("notes") using a block editor, templates, and views. Creating new entries often requires navigating to a specific database location. Requires more upfront structure where you need to define database properties and structures before adding information. Creating new entries typically involves navigating to the appropriate database or page. Links between pages and databases can be created, but it requires more deliberate action. Relationships are often defined through database properties rather than organic connections. Notion is more suited for collaborative environments and workspace workflows like teams or groups with a common interest or focus. Obsidian organizes notes into a network of knowledge using links, maps, views, tags, and properties.