Nuclino is a complete solution for brainstorming of ideas and teamwork. It lets you work on a platform, explore content with text, images, videos, files, tasks, embeds, code blocks, and more. It is a multi-user collaboration platform that allows sharing and editing of files. Organize and plan the team's information in boards and graphs. Export data anytime in PDF and Markdown formats and lets you work across your devices.
| Support | Online | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | NA | Location / Phone Number | München, Germany |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud Installed - Windows Installed - Mac | Category | Collaboration Software Content Management Software |
Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on 07/09/2018 from the vendor website and may be different from actual. Please confirm with the vendor website before purchasing.
Nuclino is Collaboration Software. Nuclino offers the following functionalities:
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The pricing for Nuclino starts at $5.00 per user per month. Nuclino has 2 different plans:
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No, Nuclino does not provide API.
I love the ability to find a vast swath of information easily. It's incredibly nice to get in touch with different department knowledge without explicitly reaching out to someone to ask a menial question. I also love that I can create documents directly in the software and edit when I need to instead of exporting, editing in a different software program, saving, and then reimporting. I also appreciate that I can link directly into the editable documents and allow my team to directly download.
There isn't anything I dislike with the software. It has worked extremely well for our team. Maybe the only thing would be cross-platform integrations and including more software options that we can link between and create a more comprehensive connected library for our team.
If you have a ton of information that is not congregated in one succinct place, definitely use this platform. It's so nice to be able to search for information on a huge variety of topics.
We are solving the issue of onboarding new hires more easily. It's difficult to know what we don't have record of until someone asks for it and there are only a select few individuals who actually know the information needed. Tribal knowledge is only good for so long - there needs to be a written record so that any newcomer could become familiar quickly and efficiently with our internal processes and systems across the board.
Nuclino allows me to manage my back-office processes and keep them up to date and my remote team on task without ever having to print an employee handbook or training material. It is an essential for me as I build out a very process-driven organization.
I wish there were more formatting options or ways I could incorporate a lot more of my brand identity into some of the articles I write.
Use dark mode its much better on your eyes. Also, the graph functionality is really helpful in determining who owns what from a leadership perspective and assigning critical portions of ownership to your team
Employee Process Management and repositing workflow on a remote team. We have realized that by having a source of truth that is web-hosted, our employees self-help much more frequently and can learn about processes in the company without increasing toil across leadership teams, leaving us to work on higher leverage tasks.
We are using this for an internal knowledgebase. Tracking instructions, tasks, and client information for our team. It's super easy to use and I love the visual map.
Takes a little bit of getting used to and to get everything organized the way you'd like.
Having a central location that's easy to access for everyone on the team.
I love the ability to find a vast swath of information easily. It's incredibly nice to get in touch with different department knowledge without explicitly reaching out to someone to ask a menial question.
There isn't anything I dislike so far. It's a relatively new software for us, but so far it has been wonderful.
If you have a ton of information that is not congregated in one succinct place, definitely use this platform. It's so nice to be able to search for information on a huge variety of topics.
We are solving the issue of onboarding new hires more easily. It's difficult to know what we don't have record of until someone asks for it and there are only a select few individuals who actually know the information needed. Tribal knowledge is only good for so long - there needs to be a written accord.
I used Confluence and Evernote before Nuclino.
I don't like Evernote because it allows me to only add two levels of hierarchy on my notes organization, and it really annoys me because the notes doesn't stay organized as I want because of that.
I like Confluence, but the price is very high for a single user (10 USD. The Dollar price is very high compared to my country currency (Brazilian Real.
Nuclino has the best of the two worlds. It has an awesome free plan and all of the features I need as a single user.
The only thing I don't like so much is the notes editor interface. I need to click on a plus (+ button to see format style options. These options could stay on the top of the screen all of the time (as Confluence is.
If you use Evernote or Confluence, you should try it.
I use it for personal purposes:
- Notes of learnings
- Book summaries
- Projects description
- Procedures
I used Confluence and Evernote before Nuclino.
I don't like Evernote because it allows me to only add two levels of hierarchy on my notes organization, and it really annoys me because the notes doesn't stay organized as I want because of that.
I like Confluence, but the price is very high for a single user (10 USD). The Dollar price is very high compared to my country currency (Brazilian Real).
Nuclino has the best of the two worlds. It has an awesome free plan and all of the features I need as a single user.
The only thing I don't like so much is the notes editor interface. I need to click on a plus (+) button to see format style options. These options could stay on the top of the screen all of the time (as Confluence is).
If you use Evernote or Confluence, you should try it.
I use it for personal purposes:
- Notes of learnings
- Book summaries
- Projects description
- Procedures
I like its clean and simple platform, where teams can easily board and upload files quickly. Simple to collaborate with members of remote teams, edit documents simultaneously, tag people in text and feedback. Check, edit and navigate is all nice quickly.
The style is very similar to others, it doesn't have many styles of fonts that could be customized to your preference, so if you're searching for specific font types and colors, it's not the ideal app. I don't like it doesn't give you the choice to include widgets. Occasionally the web version of the site can even malfunction, and sometimes the information is disrupted.
My colleagues and I have been searching for an easy-to-use wiki / knowledge base to keep track of our projects, store data, and collaborate, and so far we've been fairly satisfied with Nuclino. The design of the software is so fantastic that it's really a great experience writing new notes / docs in the app. If you'd like to share material or details and update it easily, I highly recommend this resource. It's the same for working in groups, editing files online, and setting up collaborative units with colleagues.
Nuclino is a much more organized and intuitive tool to use, I used google docs with my team before, and it was a bit disorganized. Nuclino allows us to work as a team not only by editing a document, but also by enabling us to see new changes at the moment. The best thing is that we can organize the documents in a hierarchical manner and according to the last edition. It's a tool that helps us to be connected in real time by uploading information in an updated way.
Easy to configure workspaces keep documentation well organised and easy to find. Private workspaces means you can use the system for both public wiki docs and also personal notes.
UX could do with a bit of work, and some of formatting isn't the best looking.
We're using it for our company wide documentation to support onboarding and knowledge share
