Notion Mobile App Times Out Constantly and Has Persistent Visual Glitches
The Notion mobile app frequently times out and displays visual glitches that make it functionally unusable on native devices. Users who rely on Notion for knowledge management find the mobile experience significantly degraded compared to the web or desktop versions. The gap between desktop polish and mobile stability is a recurring complaint.
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