Testing Out Milanote for Research



If you’ve been searching for a well designed app. That will help you do research or organize your thoughts, Milanote might be for you. I’ve been using it over the past week or so to help me keep track of various projects and ideas and I’ve been loving it! Here’s how I’m using it, and some of the features it offers.

Check it out: https://milanote.com

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