Notion is impressive — but it has a productivity tax
Notion can do almost anything: wikis, databases, kanban boards, project trackers, personal journals. That flexibility is genuinely powerful. If you need a team knowledge base or a custom CRM, Notion excels.
But for daily task management, that flexibility becomes a burden. You spend time building your system instead of using it. Every database needs to be created. Every view needs to be configured. Most people cycle through three or four Notion setups before giving up and going back to a notes app.
todovo.io makes the opposite bet: the structure is already there. You open it and start planning — no setup, no configuration, no "how should I organize this?"