Capacities

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Capacities is a note-taking application with no folders and a focus on objects.

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Last Updated:Oct 24

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This tool performed well in our tests. Our ratings for tools factor in design, features, performance, practicality and value to help determine the tool's overall score.

Things we like

Build notes using object-based note-taking

Create pages and build relationships

Fast pace of app development

Comes with a clean minimal design

Good community support & resources

Things we don't like

Like some of the PKM apps there is a learning curve to using a tool like Capacities

The Pro pricing can be much steeper than other PKM tools on the market right now

What we think about the Design of Capacities?

Capacities design is beautiful. Arguably better and more attractive than Notion. The attention to detail for PKM users is noticeable and many people will say that it is a better-crafted version of Notion for note-taking as a focus. One of the things we liked about the Capacities experience is the ability to view multiple panels at once without it becoming overwhelming.

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Is Capacities worth it?

Top Features, Pros, Cons, Pricing & User Reviews

What is Capacities?

Capacities is an object-based note-taking application that focuses on building relationships between notes. It is popular for journalling, making notes, and managing personal ideas. It comes with markdown notes, local-first optionality & PKM features.

It can be used to manage daily and personal notes and organize work meetings and beyond. Many people find Capabilities to be a good balance between Notion and Obsidian.

How does Capacities work?

Capacities are on a mission to help you organize your mind, or what they call the "studio for your mind, allowing you more creative expression to manage ideas, thoughts, and notes that you collect over a day and how they have a real-world practical use.

Unlike other note-taking apps we've covered, Capacities focused on objects.

Objects underpin the experience by allowing users to create an object from some aspect of their daily lives—some good examples might be people they meet, meetings they attend, books they are reading, and so on—and then create notes on those objects.

Apps similar to Capacities are Anytype.

Pros:

Beautiful Notion-like design
It comes with a calendar mode for daily notes
Works well offline with near offline functionality
Comes with AI features for chatting with notes
Easy to use once you get started

Cons:

Lacks powerful databases
It can be complicated for the average note-taker

Pricing:

Capacities are free to use, with a $9.99 per-month upgrade needed to access premium abilities.

How much does Capacities cost per month?

Capacities charges a free and premium model for their note-taking apps.

Plans	Pricing (approx)	Included
Basic	Free	Limited features
Believer Annual	$10 per month	All features including early access to new features
Believer Monthly	$12 per month	All features including early access to new features

Is Capacities free?

Yes, Capacities does have a free version with limitations.

Is Capacities right for you?

Capacities is a unique note-taking application.

We recommend Capacities if you're looking for a note-taking app that allows you to create objects that underpin your notes. Objects can be super powerful, and this concept works well for anyone looking to build a better structure for their note-taking application.

Capacities offers a generous free plan, developed independently, and brings a clean design that many people will love. The app is a PKM tool we'd recommend for intermediate to advanced note-taking or those who use it often.