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Notion Users Report Growing Instability Since Recent AI Feature Rollout

A long-time Notion user says the app has grown noticeably glitchy since early 2026 and has worsened since, and would switch instantly to a more stable planning alternative if one existed. They attribute the decline to recent AI features crowding out core product stability, an active alternative-seeking signal from an otherwise loyal user of a large incumbent tool.

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