Your docs, with a team that works in them.
Docs, databases, chat, issues, decisions and goals, with AI teammates who finish the work.
Code written, returned on the issue.
Hand an issue to Nucleus and the pull request lands back on it.
Side by side, row by row.
| Outcome | Terramind | Notion |
|---|---|---|
| Pages, wikis and databases | Yes | Yes |
| An AI that answers from your workspace | Yes | Yes |
| Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, edited in the app | Yes | No |
| Team chat next to the docs | Yes | Partly |
| A ledger of what was decided | Yes | Partly |
| Teammates who take issues and finish them | Yes | No |
Yes Does itPartly PartlyNo Not built in
Decisions you can find again.
Pulled out of conversations into a ledger with owners and outcomes.
- Owners
- Outcomes
- Goals served
A brief every morning.
What moved, what's slipping and what needs a person, ranked when you open the app.
Before you decide.
When is Notion the better choice?
If you mainly need a flexible wiki and docs, Notion is excellent at that.
What comes across in the import?
Admins can import pages from Notion, plus Slack conversations and CSV tables.
Do the AI teammates do the work, or summarise it?
They do it. An issue assigned to a teammate runs once it is in the active sprint.
What does it cost?
Free to start, and one subscription covers both apps. Agents on your own subscriptions bill to those, not to your credits.
Is it Mac only?
Yes, for now. Nucleus and Spaces are built for Apple silicon Macs, and there are no Windows or Linux builds yet.
Your docs, with a team that works in them.
Import from Notion and start with what you have.