[bjoernm]

Our main differentiators are simplicity, speed, and the fact that you only need a single tool (not counting Bitbucket here).

We've seen that many teams don't need all the features the Atlassian stack provides and happily trade it for a simpler, faster, and more unified experience.

Feel free to try it out and see if it works for you and your team :)

[jamesmcintyre]

@bjoernm Nuclino is beautiful, reminds me of this (at the end): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4AXaFlIFQA

I love how you've enabled users to take down ideas in a very quick way without forcing them to make decisions about what "category" or purpose the information has at that moment and then they can freeform build on that information to take it from something amorphous to something with utility. This compliments the way humans actually tackle complex work.

Can't wait to see where Nuclino goes from here!

[bjoernm]

That's exactly the idea :) We don't want to impose structure before it actually becomes useful. That's also why the most basic elements are called "items", as their purpose can evolve into ideas, tasks, requirements, etc.

[jamesmcintyre]

Awesome! I reference this quote too much but I love it and I think it applies here: "Design dissolving into behavior." - Naoto Fukasawa