Compare Notion and xTiles 
- Users report that Notion excels in its task management features, particularly with its "To-Do Lists" scoring 9.0, while xTiles shines in "In-Content Feedback" with a score of 9.4, making it a better choice for collaborative projects.
- Reviewers mention that Notion's "Templates" feature is rated at 8.5, providing a solid foundation for users, whereas xTiles offers a slightly lower score of 8.3, indicating that Notion may have a more extensive library of templates for various use cases.
- G2 users highlight that xTiles has superior "Comments" functionality, scoring 9.1 compared to Notion's 8.5, suggesting that xTiles may facilitate better communication and feedback within teams.
- Users on G2 report that Notion's "Ease of Use" is rated at 8.4, which is lower than xTiles' perfect score of 10.0, indicating that xTiles may be more intuitive for new users.
- Reviewers say that Notion's "Quality of Support" is rated at 8.6, while xTiles has a higher score of 9.1, suggesting that users may find more responsive and helpful support with xTiles.
- Users report that xTiles outperforms Notion in "Public vs Private" settings, with a score of 9.4 compared to Notion's 8.6, indicating that xTiles may offer more robust options for managing visibility and access to content.
- Unlimited blocks for individuals
- Publish sites
- Collaborate with up to 10 guests
With Notion, we don't need much time to set up parameters and it differs a bit from other competitors that use templates for each type of project. In Notion we can start with a workspace to which we add components or functionalities based on our...
We can't claim our domain so we can't stop users from creating new workspaces so there is sprawl. Also it's not currently possible to have an overview of all workspaces, each workspace must be individually managed, a nightmare when a user leaves the...
This tool is great for me because of its low barrier of entry. I'm not an advanced user and switching to brand-new tools is torture for me. I was using Padlet and Word but switched to xTiles because it's much better both for consolidating my study materials...
Workspaces features look not ultimate, and it prevents me to use xTiles in a team. But I am waiting for next versions and hope they fixed itaces features looks not com
With Notion, we don't need much time to set up parameters and it differs a bit from other competitors that use templates for each type of project. In Notion we can start with a workspace to which we add components or functionalities based on our...
This tool is great for me because of its low barrier of entry. I'm not an advanced user and switching to brand-new tools is torture for me. I was using Padlet and Word but switched to xTiles because it's much better both for consolidating my study materials...
We can't claim our domain so we can't stop users from creating new workspaces so there is sprawl. Also it's not currently possible to have an overview of all workspaces, each workspace must be individually managed, a nightmare when a user leaves the...
Workspaces features look not ultimate, and it prevents me to use xTiles in a team. But I am waiting for next versions and hope they fixed itaces features looks not com
