Ontoplano and Notion

Notion is a very good database with a very good editor on it. You build what you need out of pages, tables and relations — which is its strength and the reason so many people end up maintaining a planner instead of using one.

Ontoplano is the other trade. It already knows what a week is, what a habit is, what a goal measured in kilometres is, and what happens when you tick a block on a Tuesday. You do not assemble it, and you cannot bend it into a CRM.

So the honest comparison: if what you want is a workspace you shape, Notion is better at that and this will feel narrow. If you have shaped one twice and stopped using both, the narrowness is the point.