Great from start to end. I signed up with Nuclino in its very early days and the product has been rock solid. The team has been willing to add new features I've suggested (yay, emoji auto-complete when entering ":") and they've been moving fast and building new features every month. The low price tag was another key factor.

Nuclino is exactly what you'd want in a wiki software. Anyone trying to organize a series of documents/notes in an organization should check our Nuclino because it fits the bill. The design of the product is so good that it's actually fun writing new notes/docs in the app. There's a desktop app, web app and mobile app that make it easy to quickly search for a bit of organization knowledge, capture call notes/meeting notes, etc. They have great keyboard shortcuts (start a line with "/" just like in Slack and you'll see the types of objects you can insert) and linking new docs is as easy as using the "@" symbol. Live multi-user collaboration rounds out the feature set. And the price tag is VERY reasonable. The team behind the product is small, excited and very responsive.

If you're looking for something that can include every kind of widget (one of the selling features of Confluence) then Nuclino may not be the right fit... but honestly, use another tool for your dashboards. Those sorts of crazy widgets don't belong in your organization's wiki! Users coming from expensive wiki products will feel like some things are "missing" but if you want a wiki that's actually easy and fun to use, this is it.

We write all our documentation in nuclino. We use the card system for all knowledge and are now a home office firm, paper free. We use the comment system for short discussions.

Ease of use. Just open a window and start typing.

There is still no API

I believe the best thing is the software was free. It was similar to google docs, but different enough for us to give it shot

We've used google docs for some time. In comparison, I feel like the ease of use for nuclino could have been a little more intuitive.

Nuclino helped solve a tricky problem we were having with setting up consistent, internal documentation. The speed and efficiency it has added to our team are no joke.

Nuclino was incredibly fast to set up, and enabled us to hit the ground running with our internal documentation. Writing up articles and, most importantly, linking them together was extremely easy and effective. Making links to nonexistent pages creates those pages for you, and the effect this has on workflow is incredible. At $5/user/month larger teams might feel the squeeze, but for small teams it's hard to beat this price and ease of use.

A cheaper tier for non-editing users would be appreciated, as some of our team interfaces with the articles in a read-only capacity.

Product management. It's pretty convenient for it.

Convenient interface and native web experience. It's crucial.

Switching between project, access granting. Free trial not working and asks for credit card (it was written that Credit card is not required).

It's a great product for building company documentation which can be shared and maintained by multiple people. We use this product to store a lot of our customer service documentation like answers to common questions and problem resolution how-to's.

Very easy to organize hundreds of documents into categories and sub-categories. The formatting of each document works great by just copy/pasting with little to no need to manual adjustment. Search works great, and we use search a lot!

Nothing yet. We had some questions about the formatting and the support was great!

We use Nuclino for our quality system, our internal protocols and wiki, and IT documentation. Nuclino is very efficient in these areas. I cannot say for project management as we never gave it a try. Overall I really enjoy working with Nuclino: it's the most zen productivity software I used so far.

Ease of use for non-tech-savvy colleagues. If you have ever used a text editor you know how to use Nuclino and thanks to its smart features and GUI, you cannot get it wrong. For instance, the same text style is enforced in all the pages: you will gain a tremendous amount of time not having to think about it.

The one feature that I would use and that is still missing is the integration of bibtex citations.

It's been great, support has also been really good.

I love the snappy UX/UI of Nuclino, which makes it a great tool to collect and work on your own daily tasks and todos. I've also shared pages and spaces with fellow team members, more in the capacity of knowledge management.

Due to the nature of the product, there's no "publish" step that you have with solutions like Confluence. This way you need to use the history feature to trace back changes that were made by other users.

One of my favorite pieces of software.

It's elegant, we use it every day, it grows and contains both the notes for new employees/onboarding, the updates, as well as an easily searchable knowledge base for any procedure in the office.

No flaw found yet. I have made several suggestions to the team for a few ideas, but none of them are critical issues.

Nuclino is valuable tool either you are working alone or with a team as it fulfills the need to have all your information from SOPs to metting minutes and all sorts of documents organized and easily accessible.

When juggling several projects and gathering substantial amounts of information from various sources and collaborators, it can become overwhelming fairly quickly. Nuclino offers the tools to organize, map, and manage all your content, enabling you to navigate visually through it. This way, you can focus on the areas that require the most attention. The AI sidekick and integrations with the most common tools are a definite plus.

It takes a while to get used to the workflows of the platform but after getting used and define a workflows the work gets streamlined.

I enjoyed trying out the tool, and am bow considering making it my main solution for project management. I like the cKean interface, it may not have all the functionalities other tools have, but that makes it faster to learn and more efficient.

Simple yet powerful interface. No bells and whistles that could distract the user or make you spend hours understanding how it works. It's quite intuitive and I like the fact that you can organize your project in a folder and sunflowers way, plus have an overview as a mindmap.

Would be nice to localize the software in other common languages for non English speakers. Also to easily create progression status for tasks, in a native manner ?

My team and I have been using Nuclino for some time now, and since we're in the game development industry, Nuclino I would have to say is best for game design documents (GDDs) and critical note taking and research. So far with my experience personally, I haven't anything really bad to say about Nuclino; its functionality for me is 10/10; as I said in the con's though, its a little bit expensive for the premium features so make sure you can afford it!That being said, its great for teams and studios of any size so I highly recommend!

> Easy to use!> Quick to learn its functionality> Able to invite team members as admins or viewers> Content is really easy to organise> Free trial not too limiting> Adding users to moderate/edit the Nuclino pages is not too expensive> Can tag/hyperlink to other tabs on the same Nuclino page (as well as tag users).> Multiple available integrations, such as Google Drive and Microsoft Teams.

> Price is a LITTLE dare on the premium version; make sure you or your team can afford it, especially if you want to add multiple users to the workspace.> Mobile version is a little buggy/glitchy. My experience with the bugs was that when I was checking off a checklist, the spacing between the lines went spastic, and made that page very unorganised, so I recommend the computer version over the mobile one until that's fixed.

I have been very pleased with Nuclino for its functional performance, its team’s openness to new concepts, and its teams continuing feature expansion. It does what it says it does, and is easy to work with the whole way through.

Nuclino has allowed us to quickly and easily scale a knowledge base for a complex public company. Now instead of having to answer the same question over and over or instead of scratching our heads to remember how we did something in the past, we can point to or find the information in Nuclino.

It would be nice to get more of the analytics and adoption/participation metrics from any Lino without having to subscribe to a higher subscription tier. The templates they offer are good, but they don’t necessarily offer a “stupid simple” “just do it this way” standard setup (that I know of).

The first time I used Nuclino I was surprised at how simple and intuitive it is to edit a workspace, whether it be adding new items and sub-collections, or formatting collections themselves. Nuclino is very diverse in terms of what you can do with this software. Specifically, knowledge management is highly efficient and user-friendly.

Nuclino's knowledge base management is incredibly useful for organising extensive amounts of information in the form of Monash High Powered Rocketry's Team Wiki Workspace. The workspaces are very user-friendly, and allow new team members to easily locate and add information.

The only feature of Nuclino that is difficult to use when you have a very large workspace is the graph function; it can be tricky to navigate all of the sections of the workspace in this format. However, for smaller workspaces the graph is still a very nice visual representation of the information.

Most features that I always use is SHORTCUTIt's easy to write a document while controlling a formatand the table is good to have in documentthe last one that I tested it and it's work wonderful is Sidekick AI

Text should have option to edit colorand there should have a Calendar view that i can see range of campaign In a year and multi months

Great

Very easy to use! It appears that it will bring team together for more collaboration

Nothing so far. All appears to be easy to use

I was very surprised about the depth and documentation that is in the product. You can plan and design an entire game through this system.

Awesome templates to get you started with game design and development

Needs a little better "team" management

As a student society nuclino offers a simple to maintain easy to use software solution to what previously was based within an online shared-drive. Allowing us to visualise our information has helped us to more effectively onboard our yearly intake of new university students

At first integration of the software into our workflow was difficult but this was overcome with time

We use Nuclino daily to make sure we're documenting everything - from sales playbooks to HR processes to specific data collection checklists. It's easy to use, update, comment, and share.

Search functionality could be somewhat improved, as could adding users to different workspaces UI.

The board was most helpful. The graph looks awesome as well.

Keeping track of what each person has done over time, not just the most recent changes.

I love being able to track my personal projects and goals in one place.

It's difficult to get all personnel on board to use this. This could be an internal issue but some employees are intimidated by this type of platform.

Good. Good. and good. Works well as I said

It works well, and is easy to use. My 10 year old daughter could use it

It may be expensive for some! But unaffordable

Fantastic!

The portal is user friendly and organized

The portal serves it's purpose. I can't think of anything that I don't like.

Very good

It's really easy to see the progress you've made compared to previous method and really allows for a nice layout to be proud of

Not many and is probably more me getting used to the program, but I would like make it more tree like in the graph section

Good

Nuclino is easy to use. We can embed youtube videos fast and create nice looking text with ease.

Sometimes I have problem with selecting text to format it