> Sure, but what do I do, if that service just closes tomorrow?
You're far more likely to die tomorrow than Notion to close abruptly tomorrow.
You're far more likely to die tomorrow than Notion to close abruptly tomorrow.
I checked and the probability of death for an American in their 30s (median American is 37 years old) is under 0.2% in any year. I think there’s a far larger than 1 in 500 chance that Notion goes under or is acquired and cancelled.
Services shut down all the time. I've been selling indie software for a bit more than a decade, and at least half a dozen services that I was using have either shut down, pivoted, or slowly became crappy enough that I had to move.
Of course, that doesn't mean that you should build everything yourself, that's not practical. But the stuff that I have built myself doesn't suddenly stop working.