--- description: Detaillierte Informationen über Nuclino zu Benutzerfreundlichkeit, Funktionen, Kosten, Vor- und Nachteilen aus verifizierten Nutzer-Erfahrungen. Lies Ratings & Bewertungen und entdecke ähnliche Tools dank Capterra Schweiz. image: https://gdm-localsites-assets-gfprod.imgix.net/images/capterra/og_logo-e5a8c001ed0bd1bb922639230fcea71a.png?auto=format%2Cenhance%2Ccompress title: Nuclino Kosten, Erfahrungen & Bewertungen - Capterra Schweiz 2026 --- Breadcrumb: [Startseite](/) > [Collaboration Tools](/directory/15/collaboration/software) > [Nuclino](/software/174926/nuclino) # Nuclino Canonical: https://www.capterra.ch/software/174926/nuclino Seite: 1 / 5\ Weiter: [Nächste Seite](https://www.capterra.ch/software/174926/nuclino?page=2) > Nuclino ist eine moderne, einfache und schnelle Art der Zusammenarbeit. > > Bewertung: **4.7/5** von 105 Nutzern. Top bewertet für **Weiterempfehlungsquote**. ----- ## Übersicht ### Wer verwendet Nuclino? Die Kunden von Nuclino kommen aus den unterschiedlichsten Branchen und arbeiten in Teams aller Größen. Von der Softwareentwicklung bis zum Marketing kann jedes Team Nuclino verwenden, um Wissen auszutauschen, Projekte zu verwalten und zusammenzuarbeiten. ## Kurzstatistiken und Ratings | Metrik | Bewertung | Detail | | **Gesamt** | **4.7/5** | 105 Nutzerbewertungen | | Bedienkomfort | 4.7/5 | Auf Basis der Gesamtbewertungen | | Kundenbetreuung | 4.6/5 | Auf Basis der Gesamtbewertungen | | Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis | 4.5/5 | Auf Basis der Gesamtbewertungen | | Funktionen | 4.4/5 | Auf Basis der Gesamtbewertungen | | Empfehlungsprozentsatz | 90% | (9/10 Weiterempfehlungsquote) | ## Über den Anbieter - **Unternehmen**: Nuclino - **Region**: Munich, Deutschland - **Gegründet**: 2016 ## Gewerblicher Kontext - **Startpreis**: $ 6.00 - **Preismodell**: (Kostenlose Version verfügbar) (Gratis Testen) - **Zielgruppe**: Selbstständig, 2–10, 11–50, 51–200, 201–500, 501–1'000, 1'001–5'000, 5'001–10'000, 10'000+ - **Bereitstellungen und Plattformen**: Cloud, SaaS, webbasiert, Mac (Desktop), Windows (Desktop), Linux (Desktop), Chromebook (Desktop), Android (mobil), iPhone (mobil), iPad (mobil) - **Unterstützte Sprachen**: Englisch - **Verfügbare Länder**: Afghanistan, Albanien, Algerien, Amerikanisch-Samoa, Amerikanische Jungferninseln, Andorra, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua und Barbuda, Argentinien, Armenien, Aruba, Aserbaidschan, Australien, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesch, Barbados, Belarus, Belgien und 208 weitere ## Funktionen - @mentions - Alarmfunktion / Benachrichtigungen - Aufgabenmanagement - Berichterstattung / Projektverfolgung - Berichterstattung und Statistik - Catalog Management - Chat / Messaging - Content-Management - Discussions/Forums - Dokumentation - Dokumentenmanagement - Drag-and-Drop - Filesharing - Kommentare / Notizen - Meilensteinverfolgung - Mobiler Zugriff - Problemmanagement - Projektplanung/Terminierung - Prozess-/Workflow-Automatisierung - Ressourcenmanagement - Self-Service Portal - Suchen / filtern - Textbearbeitung - Third-Party Integrations - Volltextsuche - Werkzeuge zur Zusammenarbeit - Wissensbasis-Management - Zugriffskontrollen / Berechtigungen ## Integrationen (28 insgesamt) - Abstract - Airtable - Dropbox Business - Figma - Framer - GitHub - Gliffy - Google Drive - Google Maps - Google Sheets - Google Slides - Google Workspace - Jira - Loom - Lucidchart ... und 13 weitere Integrationen ## Optionen für Kundensupport - E-Mail/Helpdesk - Wissensdatenbank ## Category - [Collaboration Tools](https://www.capterra.ch/directory/15/collaboration/software) ## Ähnliche Kategorien - [Collaboration Tools](https://www.capterra.ch/directory/15/collaboration/software) - [Wissensmanagement Tools](https://www.capterra.ch/directory/30094/knowledge-management/software) - [Projektmanagement Tools](https://www.capterra.ch/directory/30002/project-management/software) - [IT-Dokumentationssoftware](https://www.capterra.ch/directory/33755/it-documentation/software) ## Alternativen 1. 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Juli 2023* | Schreiben & Editieren | Empfehlungsbewertung: 10.0/10 > > **Vorteile**: I enjoy the user friendly interface and the simplicity of the project creation and sharing process. > > **Nachteile**: So far, I will say it was a little difficult to understand how to create an outline at first. This is my only con and it really does not detract from all the pros of the platform. > > I am looking to jump start several businesses and writing projects in collaboration and individually. Nuclino has provided a way for me to share and organize my information seamlessly and skillfully. Although I am just an average joe, I feel more productive and professional while using Nuclino. I think it is a good platform for anyone who is striving to create an impact in the world. ----- ### "Delightful markdown handling and a straightforward UI. Scaling nicely, too." — 5.0/5 > **Daniel** | *4. November 2024* | Informationsdienst | Empfehlungsbewertung: 8.0/10 > > **Vorteile**: I discovered Nuclino after searching for a wiki/notepad/knowledge base tool storing LLM outputs that I've been capturing both for personal use and for work. Because LLMs tend to output as markdown, seamless markdown handling was a top requirement. I initially used Obsidian for this purpose but quickly realised that for the knowledge repository to have any use (ie, for me to read the outputs I was storing) convenient mobile access was a must. Others were clearly intended for use in the business context / as teams and as a passionate but solo user, the features didn't make sense for my use-case. The the main challenge: it was surprisingly difficult to find a tool that: a) had the kind of seamless markdown handling Obsidian offers and which b) could handle my import of notes. Although 3K doesn't seem like a huge "wiki" to me, it simply overwhelmed a couple of systems I tried. I found it hard to believe that any knowledge management tool could crumble under what seems to me like a fairly modest volume. Nuclino has presented zero problems in that respect so far - neither in loading times nor in indexing performance. Everything saves pretty much instantly and I haven't had any difficulty in retrieving saved items via search. In other words, it provides the level of performance that I've long been accustomed to with tools like Google Drive. The import process was straightforward with one exception: it didn't like some of the non-standard markdown syntax which Obsidian adds. So a word of warning to users making the same migration: consider running your notes through standardisation process before importing. I got ChatGPT to write me up a quick Python script and it did the job\! Nuclino had the most fluid markdown handling out of the box of any of the tools I tried and I instantly like that it didn't try to be too "clever". A lot of tools in the knowledge management space try to bring users along on a complicated system. I liked that Nuclino got out of the way and leaved me to do all I wanted it to do: give me a nice and fluid notepad to save outputs, edit them, and read them. I also like that some thought has been put into the data export feature (I'll come to backups below). I initially thought that the archives didn't contain an index but was happy to stand corrected. You get your files back too. I wish I could say that this was standard, but quite a few SaaS tools forget to liberate large parts of the user's data footprint. It's nice to see that Nuclino offers a data export tool that does what it promises. It's also good to see that they're adding features (public workspaces were announced today). The UI is minimalist, but not static. For anyone who appreciates markdown editing and wants a cloud experience that can mirror those in some of the local-only tools, I would say this is a great place to start. > > **Nachteile**: Not Nuclino-specific, but the only reason I ever self-host (and avoid SaaS) is because I'm hesitant to fully hand off control of my data, especially when it's either sensitive or business-related. I was hoping to be able to use the API to extract data, but I couldn't coerce it into doing that. Some of the other tools I looked at had richer APIs which explicitly supported this purpose. On the plus side, Nuclino does let you export your workspace as a Zip. So with a bit of scripting, I was able to achieve my objective of having a cloud backup of my data in a roundabout way (I just need to remember to pull down the zip once a week). > > Very pleased. I have shared a few emails with the \[sensitive content hidden\] and was pleased to get some feedback on the feature ideas that I shared. It's a likeable tool and one has the feeling that it's put together by a team that care. I'm already known as the dorky research guy at work so I have been recommending it to a couple of our associated non-profits\! ----- ### "Nuclino would be best in small group environments" — 3.0/5 > **Dana** | *24. November 2025* | Verlagswesen | Empfehlungsbewertung: 5.0/10 > > **Vorteile**: Nuclino is a nice place for the entire company to share ideas and task instructions. Think of it as an opportunity to save all of your instructions for tasks in the same place, easily accessible to all. > > **Nachteile**: Nuclino is great in theory, however it was not easy to get all of our team onboard. I also find that Nuclino links don't seem to work unless you are already logged in. > > Overall experience has been so-so. Again, not super user friendly, and while the open structure is nice, it is almost too open when you have many people using it. ----- ### "Nuclino strikes the right balance of simplicity and robustness" — 5.0/5 > **Mike** | *1. Oktober 2024* | Computer-Software | Empfehlungsbewertung: 10.0/10 > > **Vorteile**: Extremely easy to use. Relatively intuitive interface with strengths in the area of easy organization and multiple view types ready at hand. The graph view is especially useful. Great performance and good for people taking notes on their phone but also using desk/laptops. > > **Nachteile**: As a maturing product, there will be hard decisions to be made on the spectrum from ease of use to depth of functionality. Like simple is great (see one function apps) but robust feature sets (think Blender or Adobe suite) increases the learning curve. I would love the ability to see the graph in a manner that included links between pages (mereologies) vs. currently just the parent/child relationship (taxonomies). I'd also love a back button\! But as I think of these things I suspect the developers have too and I'm sure they are working on ways to tier or nest controls to continue to strike the magical balance between robustness and simplicity. Nuclino is a great app and any cons are probably largely subjective preferences. > > I really like this app. Do I wish it were easier to publish to the public? Sure. But you can export to Obsidian for that. Would I recommend Obsidian instead of Nuclino? Personally no. Obsidian seems more obtuse for non-programmers; like it was made by programmers for other developers... Nuclino seems more human native. It requires less poetics of code mentality and familiarity. Basically I love the product but - as with all 'Nirvana' or 'one product to organize all' products like OneNote, Evernote and Obsidian etc.. it really comes down to how you want to approach the mountain (technical climber or day hiker). Nuclino is somewhere between Github and Evernote and most people will find that to be a comfort zone that strikes a nice balance. 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