I replaced Google Docs with the free, open-source collaborative editor Outline, and I think I'll stick with it
Outline is a note-taking free app, but it can be a more reliable text editor than Google Docs, and here's why.
For years, Google Docs was my go-to tool for writing, editing, and collaborating. It’s hard to argue with the convenience of its cloud-based platform and its suite of powerful features. But recently, I tried Outline, a free and open-source knowledge base and collaborative editor that has features rivaling those of Google Docs. Here’s why I’m strongly thinking of switching to Outline.
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