Craft has quickly become my multiplatform, (Windows, MacOS, iOS, or in-browser) personal knowledge management (PKM) system. I have been able to create many different types and styles of documents, with a mix of online and standalone content. There are many available templates to be used, that can easily be customized. There is significant support available, e.g. a blog, a growing community and help centre.

Craft it is pretty. And I use it every day. As someone whose job involves introducing note-taking software to university teachers who’d honestly rather run in the opposite direction than pick up something overly techy, let me tell you, Craft is a gem. I show it to a teacher or colleague, and I get the same reaction every time: they look at the screen with wide eyes and go, “Whoa, this looks so… simple? And pretty?” And then they’re off—formatting text, organizing ideas, and suddenly, they’re swooning over a note-taking app. Yep, actual swooning. Half my job is finding tools for educators who aren’t exactly tech fans, and Craft? It makes that job easier—and dare I say it, kinda fun. Personally, I write loads of text—strategic documents, reports, content galore—and Craft is a joy to use. The final output looks downright elegant, it’s a breeze to navigate, and the cards are like a dream: efficient, tidy, and, yep, pretty! So, here’s the thing: Craft nails it with two key elements: functional and beautiful simplicity. It’s like finding a unicorn that’s also a productivity tool.

Craft offers an easy user interface for creating documents. The products look great and allow for easy organization of information. The feature to publish to the web is a great added feature.