Is there a service for convenient storage of "knowledge"?

Question

Computer networks

Reading articles, interesting thoughts come to me about marketing, design, psychology, etc. Looking for an online service to organize this knowledge (1-2 sentences) into categories and conveniently view all existing records, and there are more than 20 of them.
Now I use Trello - it solves the problem of categories, but when there are more than 10 notes, everything is bad.
Evernote - slow
Google Keep - use for other purposes
SimpleNote - great solution, but for long notes

Answer 1

Try OneNote or a private Pinterest board.

Answer 2

Here on the Toaster I came across a mention of CherryTree - a free notepad, you can store code with highlights, pictures, links. Tree structure, tags. All base in one file - xml or sqlite. I don’t remember the author of the advice, but thanks a lot to him, he removed the burden of worries from me.
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In your case, if you need to store only text extracts, I would take a closer look at Google Keep. There is an excellent search, you can tag it into categories, assign a color. Viewing is very convenient and looks beautiful on mobile.

Answer 3

I also use evernote, it's very convenient to share, write down instructions. Integration with Google Drive. Yes, and they don't ask for much for evernote plus. The lightest client for android, adaptation of a note to any scale and acceptable client work on Windows. And the only alternative is OneNote - but there you already need to interact more deeply with the Microsoft ecosystem and their android application is very weak.

Answer 4

Favorites in google chrome.

Answer 5

You can take a look at Dragdis, maybe the project is still a bit raw, but the idea is very interesting.
https://dragdis.com/

Answer 6

WizNote

Answer 7

getpocket.com - very handy for storing long articles and generally needed pages. You can’t write notes with pens here, only store links. But it is easy to divide into categories and assign tags. More convenient than Google Favorites, because the note card shows the title, picture, and a snippet of the first paragraph of the article.