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Where do you use each?
Workflowy for organizing notes hierarchically; I (try to) keep notes on podcasts I listen to, everything I read, etc. When there's some separate thing I want to write up (as a complete thought), Docs is usually the first thing I go to.
If it's the sort of thing where Vim keybindings will help, then I open VS Code (or similar) and get going there; but that's rare for English. FWIW I work at Google so take all of this with the requisite salt!
I get it. Everyone works for someone, and it feels like everyone is making a writing surface these days even if it's not the "point" of their app. But even for people whose employer/product isn't a horse in the race, legacy habits are real. Mine just don't work for me anymore.
Know some folks who have been working on an app to help with the podcasts part. Early days but there’s a beta at http://sparksapp.io/jason
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